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Taylor–Couette vortex flow of ceramic dispersions

European Journal of Mechanics - B/Fluids, 2019
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Marguerite Bienia, Cyril Danglade, André Lecomte, Julien Brevier, Cécile Pagnoux   +4 more
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Spatially forced corotating Taylor-Couette flow

Physical Review E, 1994
The response of a flow to which an external control force is applied is of great general interest. The flow studied was a variation of classical circular Taylor-Couette flow in that it was spatially forced by sinusoidal modulations on the inner cylinder, with a forcing wavelength incommensurate with the natural length scale of the Taylor vortices.
, Ikeda, , Maxworthy
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Taylor-Couette flow with radial fluid injection

Review of Scientific Instruments, 2017
Taylor-Couette cells have been shown to improve a number of industrial processes due to the wide variety of hydrodynamic flow states accessible. Traditional designs, however, limit the ability to introduce new fluids into the annulus during device operation due to geometric confinement and complexity.
Nikolas Wilkinson, Cari S. Dutcher
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Limiting behaviour of particles in Taylor–Couette flow

Journal of Engineering Mathematics, 2009
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Henderson, Karen L., Gwynllyw, D. Rhys
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Nonlinear Taylor–Couette flow of helium II

Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 1995
We solve the nonlinear two-fluid Hall–Vinen–Bekharevich–Khalatnikov equations of motion of helium II for the first time and investigate the configuration of quantized vortex lines in Taylor–Couette flow. The results are interpreted in terms of quantities which can be observed by measuring the attenuation of second sound.
Henderson, KL, Barenghi, CF, Jones, CA
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Stability and bifurcations in stratified Taylor–Couette flow

Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2000
In this article we present new experimental and theoretical results which were obtained for the flow between two concentric cylinders, with the inner one rotating and in the presence of an axial, stable density stratification. This system is characterized by two control parameters: one destabilizing, the rotation rate of the inner cylinder; and the
Caton, François, Janiaud, Béatrice, Hopfinger, Emil J.   +2 more
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Taylor-Couette flow subjected to external rotation

Physical Review A, 1991
We report theoretical results for Taylor-vortex flow subjected to external rotation. The system consists of an incompressible viscous fluid between two concentric cylinders with the inner one rotating about their common axis. The two cylinders also rotate together with a dimensionless angular velocity \ensuremath{\Omega} about an axis orthogonal to ...
, Ning, , Tveitereid, , Ahlers, , Cannell   +3 more
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Linear stability of compressible Taylor–Couette flow

Physics of Fluids A: Fluid Dynamics, 1992
A temporal stability analysis of compressible Taylor–Couette flow is presented. The viscous flow studied in this paper is contained between two concentric cylinders of infinite length, which are rotating with different angular velocities and are kept at different surface temperatures.
Kao, Kai-Hsiung, Chow, Chuen-Yen
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Taylor-Couette flow in a virtual rheoscopic fluid

Proceedings of the 2011 companion on High Performance Computing Networking, Storage and Analysis Companion, 2011
Physics-based flow visualization techniques seek to mimic laboratory flow visualization methods with virtual analogues. In this work we present the rendering of a virtual rheoscopic fluid (VRF) to produce images with results strikingly similar to laboratory experiments with real-world rheoscopic fluids using products such as Kalliroscope.
Paul A. Navrátil, William L. Barth
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Onset of time dependence in Taylor-Couette flow

Physical Review A, 1985
The onset of time dependence in Taylor-Couette flow has been studied experimentally for a range of the radius-ratio parameter \ensuremath{\eta}. The results indicate that there are two types of sensitivity to aspect ratio in agreement with recent numerical and experimental work.
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