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    This document summarizes an engineering paper from the National Technical University of Athens regarding applications of turbulent shear flow. The paper discusses how turbulent shear flow applies to boundary layers and shear flows like jets, wakes, and wall shear flows. It describes the creation of a wall or surface region and an outer core region in boundary layers. The boundary layer is constructed using a viscous sublayer, buffer layer, and inertial sublayer. The paper also explains Hinze's presentation of turbulence.

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    This document summarizes an engineering paper from the National Technical University of Athens regarding applications of turbulent shear flow. The paper discusses how turbulent shear flow applies to boundary layers and shear flows like jets, wakes, and wall shear flows. It describes the creation of a wall or surface region and an outer core region in boundary layers. The boundary layer is constructed using a viscous sublayer, buffer layer, and inertial sublayer. The paper also explains Hinze's presentation of turbulence.

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    Fluid-11: Applications of turbulent shear flow

    CONTENTS

    Applications of turbulent shear to boundary layer and shear flows


    jets, wakes, shear layer, wall shear flow, through the creation of
    wall or surface region and the core or outer region of boundary
    layer. Construction of boundary layer by using the viscous or
    laminar sublayer, the buffer layer, and the inertial or logarithmic
    sublayer. Explanations on Hinze’s presentation of turbulence.

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