This book presents a snapshot of the state-of-art in the field of turbulence modeling, with an emphasis on numerical methods. Topics include direct numerical simulations, large eddy simulations, compressible turbulence, coherent structures, two-phase flow simulation and many more. It includes both theoretical contributions and experimental works, as well as chapters derived from keynote lectures, presented at the fifth Turbulence and Interactions Conference (TI 2018), which was held on June 25-29 in Martinique, France. This multifaceted collection, which reflects the conference ́s emphasis on the interplay of theory, experiments and computing in the process of understanding and predicting the physics of complex flows and solving related engineering problems, offers a timely guide for students, researchers and professionals in the field of applied computational fluid dynamics, turbulence modeling and related areas.

Les transferts thermiques produits par les jets impactants se rencontrent dans de nombreuses applications industrielles comme la trempe et la découpe du verre, le séchage du papier, de textiles, de produits alimentaires ou encore le refroidissement d'aubes de turbines, de feuillets métalliques ou plastiques. Bien que dans ces utilisations le jet impactant soit souvent dirigé vers une surface mobile, peu d'études rapportent l'effet de la mobilité de la surface sur l'écoulement et sur les transferts thermiques convectifs. Ce travail décrit pour la première fois l'écoulement d'un jet plan confiné en impact sur une surface mobile à partir de mesures PIV. Par la suite, une configuration inclinée du jet plan confiné en impact sur une surface mobile est étudiée. Son but est l'amélioration des échanges thermiques à la paroi d'impact. Les mesures révèlent ainsi des comportements propices à l'optimisation de ces échanges.

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