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Main Authors: Perissutti, Diego, Marchioli, Cristian, Soldati, Alfredo
Format: Preprint
Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.12116
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author Perissutti, Diego
Marchioli, Cristian
Soldati, Alfredo
author_facet Perissutti, Diego
Marchioli, Cristian
Soldati, Alfredo
contents We investigate the morphodynamics of an ice layer over a turbulent stream of warm water using numerical simulations. At low water speeds, characteristic streamwise undulations appear, which can be explained by the Reynolds analogy between heat and momentum transfer. As the water speed increases, these undulations combine with spanwise ripples of a much greater length scale. These ripples are generated by a melting mechanism controlled by the instability originating from the ice-water interactions, and, through a melting/freezing process, they evolve downstream with a migration velocity much slower than the turbulence characteristic velocity.
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spellingShingle Morphodynamics of melting ice over turbulent warm water streams
Perissutti, Diego
Marchioli, Cristian
Soldati, Alfredo
Fluid Dynamics
We investigate the morphodynamics of an ice layer over a turbulent stream of warm water using numerical simulations. At low water speeds, characteristic streamwise undulations appear, which can be explained by the Reynolds analogy between heat and momentum transfer. As the water speed increases, these undulations combine with spanwise ripples of a much greater length scale. These ripples are generated by a melting mechanism controlled by the instability originating from the ice-water interactions, and, through a melting/freezing process, they evolve downstream with a migration velocity much slower than the turbulence characteristic velocity.
title Morphodynamics of melting ice over turbulent warm water streams
topic Fluid Dynamics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.12116