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2
D uu
dU
2
u
uu
11
=−
2
uu
1
u u u
+
p
1
+
ν
11
12
1 1 2
D t
dx
x
ρ
x
x
x
2
2
1
2
2
P
Τ
π
D
11
11
11
11
[2.6]
∂∂
u u
xx
2
ν
1
1
∂∂
ε
l
l
11
The terms which come into play in the transport of u 1 u 1 are
the production P 11 , the turbulent transport T 11 , the
pressure/velocity gradient interactions
π 11 , the molecular
diffusion D 1 1 and the dissipation
ε 11 . The production term
(
)
is positive because the mean turbulent
stress u 1 u 2 is negative. This does not rule out the possibility of
positive values of u 1 u 2 locally and instantaneously but, on
average, the negative
P 11
=−
2 u 1 u 2 dU 1
dx 2
uu contributions are dominant, leading
12
to a balance of u 1 u 2
0 . There are no pure ly mathematical
arguments capable of demonstrating that u 1 u 2
<
0 . The term P 11
is the only term containing the mean shear dU 1 dx 2 , which is
supposed to be positive. Without mean shear 3 , the turbulence
cannot be sustained. Hence, the production must be a source
term in the process of regeneration - all the mo re so whe n it
only appears in the transport equation for u 1 u 1 (not u 2 u 2 or
u 3 u 3 ), as we will see later on. The contribution of the
dissipation
<
ε 11 is clearly negative.
The ter m f o r the press ure /v eloc ity gradient correlations is
π 11 <
u 3 u 3 . The transport equations
for u 2 u 2 and u 3 u 3 are, respectively
0 i f u 1 u 1
u 2 u 2 and u 1 u 1
D uu
u
2
uu
u
u
2
22
=−
0
uuu
+
p
2
+
ν
22
2
ν
2
2
222
D t
x
ρ
x
x
x
x
x
[2.7]
2
2
2
2
l
l
P
Τ
π
D
ε
22
22
22
22
22
3 More specifically, without mean vorticity.
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