INVESTIGATING THE INTERACTION AND MIXING PROCESSES OF TWO CURRENTS

The mixing of two flat flows is a fundamental concept in fluid dynamics with numerous applications in engineering and environmental sciences. This paper investigates the mechanics, efficiency, and theoretical principles of the mixing process in two-dimensional (2D) flows. Emphasis is placed on understanding the physical behavior of the mixing process, its mathematical modeling, and its practical implications. The study is aimed at enhancing the predictability and controllability of flat flow systems in various industrial and environmental scenarios. The results highlight factors affecting flow stability and mixing efficiency and suggest improvements for optimizing such processes.