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Wang and Castillo have developed empirical parameters for scaling thetemperature profile of the turbulent boundary layer flowing over a heated wallin the paper X. Wang and L. Castillo, J. Turbul., 4, 1(2003). They presentedexperimental data plots that showed similarity type behavior when scaled withtheir new scaling parameters. However, what was actually plotted, and whatactually showed similarity type behavior, was not the temperature profile butthe defect profile formed by subtracting the temperature in the boundary layerfrom the temperature in the bulk flow. We show that if the same data and samescaling is replotted as just the scaled temperature profile, similarity is nolonger prevalent. This failure to show both defect profile similarity andtemperature profile similarity is indicative of false similarity. The nature ofthis false similarity problem is discussed in detail.

A Cautionary Note on the Thermal Boundary Layer Similarity Scaling for the Turbulent Boundary Layer