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A passive device was introduced in a turbulent boundary layer to destroy its large scale structure. Investigation revealed a marked increase in Clauser shape factor and decrease in skin friction. Relaxation characteristics as the boundary layer returns to equilibrium are discussed in the paper.
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Yajnik, K.S., Acharya, M. (1978). Non-equilibrium effects in a turbulent boundary layer due to the destruction of large eddies. In: Fiedler, H. (eds) Structure and Mechanisms of Turbulence I. Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 75. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-08765-6_24
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