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Transient Magnetohydrodynamic Duct Flow
The Physics of Fluids, 1961Parallel flow of an electrically conducting viscous incompressible fluid in a rectangular duct with transverse magnetic field is considered. The walls of the duct which are parallel and perpendicular to the imposed magnetic field are taken to be nonconducting and perfectly conducting, respectively. Assuming the fluid to be at rest at the initial moment,
Lundgren, T. S. +2 more
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Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Fundamentals, 1986
Systeme a capillaire; il reproduit bien les donnees de la litterature.
Richard G. Rice, Mark A. Goodner
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Systeme a capillaire; il reproduit bien les donnees de la litterature.
Richard G. Rice, Mark A. Goodner
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Journal of Rheology, 1985
Theoretical relations are derived between material properties and the torque measured in transient flow experiments using the parallel‐plate and the cone‐and‐plate geometries. The formulas are similar to well‐known expressions from viscometric flow theory, except in the parallel‐plate case where the differentiation with respect to edge shear rate is ...
E. Ganani, R. L. Powell
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Theoretical relations are derived between material properties and the torque measured in transient flow experiments using the parallel‐plate and the cone‐and‐plate geometries. The formulas are similar to well‐known expressions from viscometric flow theory, except in the parallel‐plate case where the differentiation with respect to edge shear rate is ...
E. Ganani, R. L. Powell
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TRANSIENT SIMULATION OF RADIATING FLOWS
Proceeding of the 4th International Symposium on Radiative Transfer, 2004Abstract Time-dependent Navier–Stokes equations are solved in conjunction with the radiative transfer equation by coupling a previously developed direct numerical simulation-based computational fluid dynamics code to an existing radiation code, both based on the method of lines approach.
Nevin Selçuk +3 more
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Meccanica, 2015
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DI NUCCI, CARMINE, RUSSO SPENA, Aniello
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DI NUCCI, CARMINE, RUSSO SPENA, Aniello
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Transient Poiseuille Flow Separation
The Physics of Fluids, 1971The time varying flow through a pipe is analyzed. Separation velocity profiles obtained under the influence of periodic pressure fluctuations were evaluated. These velocity profiles are compared with relaxed and unrelaxed separation concepts. It is found that a one parameter correlation is too limited to cover all possivle separation cases.
F. K. Chou, V. A. Sandborn, W. Z. Sadeh
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2014
Equations for the conservation of mass and momentum describe the transient flow in closed conduits. These equations are usually referred to as the continuity and momentum equations. Some authors call a simplified form of the latter, the equation of motion or the dynamic equation.
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Equations for the conservation of mass and momentum describe the transient flow in closed conduits. These equations are usually referred to as the continuity and momentum equations. Some authors call a simplified form of the latter, the equation of motion or the dynamic equation.
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Transient Cavitating Pipe Flow
Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1983When a liquid column in a pipeline is pulled apart by the upstream velocity being less than the downstream velocity for a sufficient period of time, cavitating flow occurs over portions of the pipeline. The cavitating flow, with vapor pressure at its surface, is acted on by friction and by gravity (for sloping pipes). Analytical equations are developed
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