Research on a shallow water mixing layer: Derivation of one-dimensional mixing layer model and spatial correlation measurements

A shallow water mixing layer is a flow pattern which develops between two adjacent streams with a different velocity. The horizontal dimensions of a shallow water mixing layer are much larger than the depth. This results in a turbulent process in the mixing layer which is characterized by the presumable presence of two distinct turbulent length...

Turbulence in the wake of a roughness patch

Little research was done in the past concerning the propagation of three dimensional effect in shallow wake flow caused by a roughness patch. Today’s research on related subjects is dominated by emerging obstructions in shallow water where the flow can be assumed as (quasi) two dimensional. However the relevance of a submerged obstruction with...