Articles & Journals for Flow from Impinging Jets, Velocity Measurement

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Relevant articles and journals for velocity data on flow from impinging jets at Reynolds numbers between 75,000 and 90,000 are limited. A key recommendation is the paper by Cooper et al., published in the International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer in 1993, which provides velocity data at Re=70,000 specifically for model validation. The discussion highlights the challenge of finding specific velocity data compared to the abundance of heat coefficient data. Further exploration of specialized journals may yield additional resources. Valid velocity measurements are crucial for accurate modeling of impinging jet flows.
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Hello,

I was wondering if anyone can recommend any good articles or journals with valid and good velocity data for flow from an impinging jet on a flat surface with an approximate Reynolds number of around 75,000 to 90,000? I have looked and seem to have lots of data for heat coefficients but can't narrow it down to velocity data.

Many Thanks

M
 
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The paper of Cooper et al. Int. J. Heat Mass Transfer 36(10) 1993 has velocity data for Re=70,000 and it was performed specifically for model validation.
 
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