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Pressure and Stress Distributions Due to a Submerged Impinging Jet

by Gregory J. Hanson, USDA ARS, Hydraulic Engineering Research Unit, Stillwater, United States,
Kerry M. Robinson, USDA ARS, Hydraulic Engineering Research Unit, Stillwater, United States,
Darrel M. Temple, USDA ARS, Hydraulic Engineering Research Unit, Stillwater, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Hydraulic Engineering

Abstract:

This investigation examines the pressure and shear stress distribution at a smooth planar boundary in the impingement region of a submerged vertical jet in water. The mean pressure and shear stress distributions are similar to those measured in air jet studies. An empirical relationship is developed for describing the shear stress distribution along the entire planar boundary in the impingement region.

Subject Headings: Stress distribution | Shear stress | Pressure distribution | Jets (fluid) | Water pressure | Boundary shear | Urban and regional development

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