The structure of turbulent boundary layers on a flat plate is examined using flow visualization methods. The experimental results suggest that turbulent boundary layers consist of various kinds of instability waves. The main waves are T-S waves, G 1 waves and G 2 waves. The T-S wave is a large-scale two-dimensional wave produced as a result of the instability of the mean velocity distribution. The G 1 and G 2 waves are three-dimensional waves produced at the trough of T-S waves as a result of centrifugal instability.
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