Institute of Mechanics Laboratory of Experimental Hydrodynamics
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Unsteady hydrodynamic flows

Team costisting of V. Karlikov, S. Tolokonnikov, O. Ivanov, S. Sarkisyan, A. Khomyakov, and N. Ponomarenko conducts experimental and theoretical studies of various fluid flows at the water tunnel and other facilities. The following results were recently obtained:
  • Unsteady interaction of thin conical turbulent fluid jets with free surface of a fluid was studied experimentally in tanks of various shapes. Self-excited oscillation frequency as a function of the jet height and velocity was investigated.

    Self-excited oscillations of a conical jet.


  • Mechanism and properties of the penetration of water jet surrounded by a gas layer into a fluid at moderate jet velocities were investigated. Significant increase of the penetration depth was obtained.
  • Impact interaction of continuous and pulse fluid jets surrounded by a gas layer with rigid flat surface was studied.
  • Regimes of self-excited oscillations of submerged fountains were analysed.

    Self-excited oscillations of a submerged fountain.


  • Various cavitation flows, including lattice control surfaces, were experimentally studied. As a part of students' practical training in hydrodynamics, the problem of ventilated cavitation flow around a disc is prepared.

    Ventilated cavitation in a flow around a disc. The disk is located normal to the water flow. The air is supplied behind the disc.
Last update: august of 2024