From Introduction: "Results obtained in the experimental investigations of secondary flows in turbomachines (refs. 1 to 3) indicate that information concerning three-dimensional laminar boundary-layer behavior can be of practical value in interpreting and correlating measurements of losses in the turbo-machines for design purposes. Reference 4 gives a theoretical analysis of the overturning (more than mainstream turning) of the three-dimensional laminar boundary layer developed on flat or nearly flat surfaces, under mainstream flows which consist of streamline translates (i.e., the entire streamline pattern can be obtained by translating any particular streamline pattern can be obtained by translating any particular streamline parallel …
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From Introduction: "Results obtained in the experimental investigations of secondary flows in turbomachines (refs. 1 to 3) indicate that information concerning three-dimensional laminar boundary-layer behavior can be of practical value in interpreting and correlating measurements of losses in the turbo-machines for design purposes. Reference 4 gives a theoretical analysis of the overturning (more than mainstream turning) of the three-dimensional laminar boundary layer developed on flat or nearly flat surfaces, under mainstream flows which consist of streamline translates (i.e., the entire streamline pattern can be obtained by translating any particular streamline pattern can be obtained by translating any particular streamline parallel to the leading edge, fig. 1) with constant axial velocity component."
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Hansen, Arthur G. & Herzig, Howard Z.Analysis of particle motions for a class of three-dimensional incompressible laminar boundary layers,
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