Browsing by Author "Linden, Paul Frederick"

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  • A two-zone model for natural cross-ventilation 

    Carrilho da Graça, G; Daish, Nicholas Charles; Linden, Paul Frederick (ElsevierBuilding and Environment, 2015-07-01)
    Cross-ventilation flows (CV) are characterized by significant inflow momentum conservation as fluid flows across an enclosed rectangular volume as a confined jet. When the inflow area is smaller than the volume cross-sectional ...

  • Conditional sampling of a high Péclet number turbulent plume and the implications for entrainment 

    Burridge, HC; Parker, DA; Kruger, ES; Partridge, Jamie Lee; Linden, Paul Frederick (Cambridge University PressJournal of Fluid Mechanics, 2017-07-25)
    We present simultaneous two-dimensional velocity and scalar measurements on a central vertical plane in an axisymmetric pure turbulent plume. We use an edge-detection algorithm to determine the edge of the plume, and compare ...

  • Detrainment of plumes from vertically distributed sources 

    Bonnebaigt, Rachael; Caulfield, Colm-cille Patrick; Linden, Paul Frederick (SpringerEnvironmental Fluid Mechanics, 2016-11-22)
    We present experimental results demonstrating that, for the turbulent plume from a buoyancy source that is vertically distributed over the full area of a wall, detrainment qualitatively changes the shape of the ambient ...

  • Diapycnal mixing in layered stratified plane Couette flow quantified in a tracer-based coordinate 

    Zhou, Qi; Caulfield, Colm-cille Patrick; Linden, Paul Frederick; Taylor, John Ryan (Cambridge University PressJournal of Fluid Mechanics, 2017-07)
    The mixing properties of statically stable density interfaces subject to imposed vertical shear are studied using direct numerical simulations of stratified plane Couette flow. The simulations are designed to investigate ...

  • Entrainment in two coalescing axisymmetric turbulent plumes 

    Cenedese, Claudia; Linden, Paul Frederick (Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2014-07-11)
    A model of the total volume flux and entrainment occurring in two coalescing axisym-metric turbulent plumes is developed and compared to laboratory experiments. The dynamical evolution of the two plumes is divided into three ...

  • Experimental exploration of fluid-driven cracks in brittle hydrogels 

    O'Keeffe, Niall; Huppert, HE; Linden, Paul Frederick (Cambridge University PressJournal of Fluid Mechanics, 2018-06-10)
    Hydraulic fracturing is a procedure by which a fracture is initiated and propagates due to pressure (hydraulic loading) applied by a fluid introduced inside the fracture. In this study we focus on a crack driven by an ...

  • Gravity current propagation up a valley 

    Jones, CS; Cenedese, C; Chassignet, EP; Linden, Paul Frederick; Sutherland, BR (Cambridge University PressJournal of Fluid Mechanics, 2015-01-10)
    The advance of the front of a dense gravity current propagating in a rectangular channel and V-shaped valley both horizontally and up a low slope is examined through theory, full-depth lock-release laboratory experiments ...

  • Hydrogel as a Medium for Fluid-Driven Fracture Study 

    O'Keeffe, Niall; Linden, Paul Frederick
    In this paper we describe how to construct polyacrylamide hydrogels to study the processes linked with hydraulic fracturing. These transparent, linearly elastic and brittle gels permit fracturing at low pressures and speeds ...

  • Impact of aperture separation on wind-driven single-sided natural ventilation 

    Daish, Nicholas Charles; Carrilho da Graça, G; Linden, Paul Frederick; Banks, D (ElsevierBuilding and Environment, 2016-11-01)
    This paper presents a study of the impact of horizontal aperture separation in single-sided ventilation flows with two apertures (SS2). The study is based on wind tunnel measurements and dimensional analysis. The results ...

  • Mixing efficiency in run-down gravity currents 

    Hughes, GO; Linden, Paul Frederick (Cambridge University PressJournal of Fluid Mechanics, 2016-12-25)
    This paper presents measurements of mixing efficiency of the two counter-flowing gravity currents created by symmetric lock exchange in a channel. The novel feature of this work is that the buoyancy Reynolds number of the ...

  • Questioning the Mpemba effect: hot water does not cool more quickly than cold 

    Burridge, HC; Linden, Paul Frederick (Nature Publishing GroupScientific Reports, 2016-11-24)
    The Mpemba effect is the name given to the assertion that it is quicker to cool water to a given temperature when the initial temperature is higher. This assertion seems counter-intuitive and yet references to the effect ...

  • Research data supporting "The structure and origin of confined Holmboe waves" 

    Lefauve, Adrien; Partridge, Jamie; Zhou, qi; Dalziel, Stuart Bruce; Caulfield, Colm-cille Patrick; Linden, Paul Frederick

  • Stratified shear flow: experiments in an inclined duct 

    Meyer, Colin R; Linden, Paul Frederick (Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2014-07-22)
    We present results of experiments on stratified shear flow in an inclined duct. The duct connects two reservoirs of fluid with different densities, and contains a counterflow with a dense layer flowing beneath a less-dense layer ...

  • Ten questions about natural ventilation of non-domestic buildings 

    Carrilho da Graça, G; Linden, Paul Frederick (ElsevierBuilding and Environment, 2016-10)
    Throughout history, natural ventilation has remained the preferred choice for the majority of residential buildings, while, in commercial buildings, natural ventilation went from being the single option to somewhat of a ...

  • The effects of an opposing buoyancy force on the performance of an air curtain in the doorway of a building 

    Frank, Daria; Linden, Paul Frederick (ElsevierEnergy and Buildings, 2015-06-01)
    We investigate the effects of an opposing buoyancy force on the performance of an air curtain in the doorway which separates a warm indoor environment from the cold exterior. Such an opposing buoyancy force arises for ...

  • The fluxes and behaviour of plumes inferred from measurements of coherent structures within images of the bulk flow 

    Burridge, Henry Charles; Partridge, JL; Linden, Paul Frederick (Taylor & FrancisAtmosphere - Ocean, 2016-06-01)
    This paper describes how measurements of the movement of identifiable features at the edge of a turbulent plume can be interpreted to determine the properties of the mean flow and consequently, using plume theory, can be ...

  • The Modular Aerial Sensing System 

    Kendall Melville, W; Lenain, L; Cayan, DR; Kahru, M; Kleissl, JP; Linden, Paul Frederick; Statom, NM (American Meteorological SocietyJournal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology, 2016-06-01)
    Satellite remote sensing has enabled remarkable progress in the ocean, earth, atmospheric, and environmental sciences through its ability to provide global coverage with ever-increasing spatial resolution. While exceptions ...

  • The structure and origin of confined Holmboe waves 

    Lefauve, Adrien; Partridge, JL; Zhou, Q; Dalziel, Stuart Bruce; Caulfield, Colm-cille Patrick; Linden, Paul Frederick (Cambridge University PressJournal of Fluid Mechanics, 2018-08-10)
    Finite-amplitude manifestations of stratified shear flow instabilities and their spatio-temporal coherent structures are believed to play an important role in turbulent geophysical flows. Such shear flows commonly have ...