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Recently observed vortex structures in the recirculation zone of non-reacting and reacting flows over a confined bluff-body are investigated computationally. These vortex structures appear in the corners between the bluff-body and side-walls of the combustor, and enhance mixing and residence times in the recirculation zone. Boundary layer separation on the side-walls of the combustor is a necessary condition for the formation of these ``corner vortex structures``.
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This page is a summary of: Corner Vortex Structures Within Recirculation Zones of Confined Bluff-Body Flows, AIAA Journal, May 2024, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA),
DOI: 10.2514/1.j063820.
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