Application of the Fokker-Planck molecular mixing model to turbulent scalar mixing using moment methods

The Fokker–Planck closure for turbulent molecular mixing: Passive scalars

Turbulent mixing of a passive scalar

The statistically stationary state of a turbulently advected passive scalar is studied, with an imposed linear mean gradient in two dimensions, via a number of numerical experiments. For a synthetic Gaussian velocity field, which is generated by a linear stochastic process, and whose spectra and Eulerian correlation time follow Kolmogorov scaling on all scales, the exponents of the scalar spect...

Turbulent mixing and passive scalar transport in shallow flows

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Effect of Merging Angle on Turbulent Mixing Layers

Improved Fokker–Planck model for the joint scalar, scalar gradient PDF