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Coupled Analytical Model for the Internal Boundary Layer Height, Wall Shear Stress and Mean Velocity Behind a Surface Roughness Transition in Boundary-Layer Flow
A coupled analytical framework is developed to predict the internal boundary layer (IBL) height, wall shear stress and the mean velocity profile downstream of a surface roughness transition in a neutral atmospheric boundary-layer. The new model combines a three-layer analytical velocity formulation
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