Vortex in a Stationary Tank (Silent) @spinlabucla
Vortex in a Stationary Tank (Silent)  @spinlabucla
Uploaded February 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mechanically forced turbulent vortex (maximum Reynolds number Re ~ 50,000) in a non-rotating tank of water. The flow is strongly three dimensional with rapid mixing of the different dye patches in the fluid. The vorticity is strongly localized, approximating a so-called potential vortex. The flow is qualitatively similar to the strongly-driven vortex motion of a hurricane.
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Vortex in a Stationary Tank (Silent)

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