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cs.RO2020

Locomotion and Control of a Friction-Driven Tripedal Robot

Mark Hermes, Taylor McLaughlin, Mitul Luhar +1

This letter considers control of a radially symmetric tripedal friction-driven robot. The robot features 3 servo motors mounted on a 3-D printed chassis 7 cm from the center of mas…

physics.flu-dyn2020★ 12 cited

Resolvent-based predictions for turbulent flow over anisotropic permeable substrates

Andrew Chavarin, Garazi Gomez-de-Segura, Ricardo Garcia-Mayoral +1

Recent simulations indicate that streamwise-preferential porous materials have the potential to reduce drag in wall-bounded turbulent flows(Gomez-de-Segura & Garcia-Mayoral 2019).…

physics.flu-dyn2020

Turbulent boundary layers over streamwise-preferential porous materials

Christoph Efstathiou, Mitul Luhar

Recent numerical simulations indicate that streamwise-preferential anisotropic porous materials have the potential to reduce skin friction in turbulent flows through a similar mech…

physics.ao-ph2020★ 5 cited

Comment on "The wave-driven current in coastal canopies" by M. Abdolahpour et al

Mitul Luhar

Laboratory and field measurements made over the past decade have shown the presence of a strong wave-driven mean current in submerged vegetation canopies. Luhar et al. (2010) sugge…

physics.flu-dyn2020★ 22 cited

Reconstructing the time evolution of wall-bounded turbulent flows from non-time resolved PIV measurements

C. Vamsi Krishna, Mengying Wang, Maziar S. Hemati +1

Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) systems are often limited in their ability to fully resolve the spatiotemporal fluctuations inherent in turbulent flows due to hardware constraints…

physics.flu-dyn2020★ 12 cited

Resolvent-based design and experimental testing of porous materials for passive turbulence control

Andrew Chavarin, Christoph Efstathiou, Shilpa Vijay +1

An extended version of the resolvent formulation is used to evaluate the use of anisotropic porous materials as passive flow control devices for turbulent channel flow. The effect…