A theoretical model of multiple jet flow is introduced based on the thin sh
ear layer theory. The analytical solution has been obtained by using Prandt
l's mixing length hypothesis. The results show that along the streamline di
rection, the axial velocity decreases gradually like a single jet and in th
e transverse direction, the velocity distribution changes as a cosinoidal f
unction, in which the velocity amplitude decreases with increasing x, gradu
ally approaching a flat profile. It is also shown that the distance at whic
h the individual jets begin to merge increases with increasing pitch, s. Fo
r the special cases when the pitch, s is zero, the row of multiple jets bec
omes equivalent to a single jet. Finally, the predictive results are found
to agree well with experimental data in the fully developed turbulent flow
region.