2019 MRV Challenge: Results and Comparisons
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Abstract
This presentation is part of the 2019 Magnetic Resonance Velocimetry (MRV) Challenge and represents the combined results from all the participants of the challenge.~ Four research groups have made measurements in the same apparatus comprising a square cross section U-bend with a tight radius that will cause turbulent flow separation.~ An inlet boundary layer trip marks the common coordinate origin of the flow in the channel.~ The apparatus that was transferred between the research labs includes detailed flow conditioning to ensure that variations in supply and exit plumbing will not disrupt the test section flow.~ The test was conducted at a Reynolds Number of 15,000 based on the channel hydraulic diameter, and a tight radius U-Bend ensures a strongly three-dimensional flow field.~ This presentation will focus on the results from each team, which will be compared in the region near the boundary layer trip, at the entrance to and through the U-Bend, and through the exit passageway using velocity field contour plots, iso-surfaces, and quantities derived from the mean velocity components.~ Similarities and differences will be presented which can provide insight into the opportunities that state of the art MRV provides to researchers.
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Authors
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Michael J. Benson
U.S. Military Academy, United States Military Academy
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Christopher J. Elkins
Stanford University
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Andrew J. Banko
Stanford University
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Simon Song
Institute of Nano Science and Technology, Hanyang University, Seoul, Republic of Korea, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Hanyang University, Hanyang University
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Sven Grundmann
University of Rostock
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Martin Bruschewski
University of Rostock
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Daniel Borup
Mayo Clinic