Buoyant jets have been a topic of interest due to their presence in various natural and
industrial phenomena, as well as in our daily lives. Covering extensive literature, our focus …

Buildings consume more than 40% of global energy use and ventilation is one of the largest
source of energy consumption. Sustainable design requires choosing energy efficient …

Develo** a theoretical description of turbulent plumes, the likes of which may be seen
rising above industrial chimneys, is a daunting thought. Plumes are ubiquitous on a wide …

High heat loads in industrial buildings potentially form strong natural convective flows.
These flows exhibit significant unsteadiness and anisotropy, which can profoundly impact …

Pyrocumulonimbus (pyroCb) clouds are difficult to predict and can produce extreme and
unexpected wildfire behavior that can be very hazardous to fire crews. Many forecasters …

Previous measurements and numerical simulations of buoyant turbulent plumes that
develop from area sources provide convincing evidence that entrainment varies locally in …

Buoyancy-driven ventilation of an enclosure containing a convective area heat source with
low surface emissivity is studied in this paper. Based on the dynamics of turbulent plumes …

Richardson and Reynolds number effects on the near field of buoyant plumes: temporal
variability and puffing Page 1 J. Fluid Mech. (2022), vol. 950, A24, doi:10.1017/jfm.2022.788 …

The vorticity dynamics of turbulent, buoyant, and pure plumes released into the quiescent
ambience has been investigated using large-eddy simulations with plume Reynolds number …

Highly buoyant plumes, such as wildfire plumes, in low to moderate wind speeds have initial
trajectories that are steeper than many industrial waste plumes. They will rise further into the …