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Control of Free Turbulent Shear Flows

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In this chapter major principles, methods and possibilities of control of free turbulent shear flows are explained. In the first part we present and summarise general characteristics of free shear flows and the whys and hows of their manipulation. The subsequent two parts are focussing on the three classical configurations— jets, wakes and mixing layers, where the major and largely established ways of controlling those flows for specific goals and purposes are discussed in some detail. In the fourth part combinations of classical free flows and of free and wall-bounded flows—complex scenarios of growing practical interest—are dealt with. Some of their characteristics are discussed and ways and possibilities for their control are shown.

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