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Q2. The Reynolds-averaged momentum equation is the simplest transport equation for statistical quantities in a turbulent flow. It describes the temporal evolution of the mean flow velocity. Additionally, for higher-order statistical quantities, such as the nth order central moments (e.g., u'u' or u'u'u), a transport equation can be derived. (Remark: The first-order central moment u' is, by definition, equal to zero!)
(a) Derive the transport equation for the velocity fluctuation u' in a turbulent flow field.
(b) Describe, in words, starting with the equation derived above, how to derive a transport equation for higher-order moments.
(c) Why do we not close the RANS equations with transport equations for higher-order moments?
(d) Prove the following relation: ∫(wxe anin) dx = ∫(uumSim) dx