Effect of viscosity on flow patterns of pumping-up of liquid generated by a cone rotating at the liquid surface has been experimentally studied with various concentrations of glycerol aqueous solution. We have previou...Effect of viscosity on flow patterns of pumping-up of liquid generated by a cone rotating at the liquid surface has been experimentally studied with various concentrations of glycerol aqueous solution. We have previously found that the higher viscous non-Newtonian fluid was lifted-up along the conical surface with a radial filament-wise pattern, which is quite different from the monotonic thin film-wise pattern observed for the lower viscous fluid such as water. In order to elucidate the pumping-up mechanism, a transition diagram indicating the critical rotation rate is obtained as a function of viscosity?of Newtonian fluid in this study, varying from the lower value of water (μ?=?0.890 mPa·s) to the higher one of glycerin (μ?= 910?mPa·s). It is found that there are three categories depending on the viscosity classified as?1) film-wise pumping-up region for the viscosity?μ?≤?134?mPa·s,?2) filament-wise pumping-up one for the viscosity?μ?≥?520?mPa·s, and?3) no pumping-up phenomenon occurs?for 134??μ??mPa·s.展开更多
A self-similar solution of unsteady mixed convection flow on a rotating cone embedded in a porous medium saturated with a rotating fluid in the presence of the first and second orders resistances has been obtained. It...A self-similar solution of unsteady mixed convection flow on a rotating cone embedded in a porous medium saturated with a rotating fluid in the presence of the first and second orders resistances has been obtained. It has been shown that a self-similar solution is possible when the free stream angular velocity and the angular velocity of the cone vary inversely as a linear function of time. The system of ordinary differential equations governing the flow has been solved numerically using an implicit finite difference scheme in combination with the quasi-linearization technique. Both prescribe wall temperature and prescribed heat flux conditions are considered. Numerical results are reported for the skin friction coefficients, Nusselt number and Sherwood number. The effect of various parameters on the velocity, temperature and concentration profiles are also presented here.展开更多
When a solid cone with smooth surfaces rotates at a constant rate about its long axis in still water, it will experience no friction, as announced earlier [1] and documented further here. However, if not restrained, i...When a solid cone with smooth surfaces rotates at a constant rate about its long axis in still water, it will experience no friction, as announced earlier [1] and documented further here. However, if not restrained, it will translate along the axis base first and apex last, which is caused by a variation of pressure on its side: low near the base and high at the apex. This translation needs to be verified experimentally. Friction will occur during translation but an opposite reaction force will also take place related to the front to back asymmetry of the body [2]. Whether or not these two oppositely directed forces can cancel each other out by an appropriate choice of variable magnitudes is not known, but if true, it would lead to an extended translation. Also the translation path could be lengthened by slightly modifying the front face of the cone such that the translation itself produces rotation. One idea for such a modification is suggested. Observations in the future would be very beneficial.展开更多
A first attempt has been made to confirm experimentally a theoretical concept, recently published, involving a rigid cone rotating about its long axis under still water: it should tend to translate along that axis blu...A first attempt has been made to confirm experimentally a theoretical concept, recently published, involving a rigid cone rotating about its long axis under still water: it should tend to translate along that axis blunt end leading and apex trailing. Two identical hollow cones, neutrally buoyant, with equal weights attached to the apexes, were released simultaneously at the surface of a swimming pool. One cone had a thin light weight spiral vane vertically attached to the cone’s outside surface in order to cause it to rotate as it sank. Several trial runs were made in the shallow and deep ends of the pool, and in every case, the non-rotating cone without a vane hit the bottom of the pool first. These comparisons qualitatively and indirectly validate the prediction.展开更多
Spectral element methods (SEM) are superior to general finite element methods (FEM) in achieving high order accuracy through p-type refinement. Owing to orthogonal polynomials in both expansion and test functions, the...Spectral element methods (SEM) are superior to general finite element methods (FEM) in achieving high order accuracy through p-type refinement. Owing to orthogonal polynomials in both expansion and test functions, the discretization errors in SEM could be reduced exponentially to machine zero so that the spectral convergence rate can be achieved. Inherited the advantage of FEM, SEM can enhance resolution via both h-type and p-type mesh-refinement. A penalty method was utilized to compute force fields in particulate flows involving freely moving rigid particles. Results were analyzed and comparisons were made;therefore, this penalty-implemented SEM was proven to be a viable method for two-phase flow problems.展开更多
In the present study we have explored the time dependent combined convectional flow on a rotating cone in a rotating Jeffrey fluid with the combined effects of heat and mass transfer.The governing equations of motion,...In the present study we have explored the time dependent combined convectional flow on a rotating cone in a rotating Jeffrey fluid with the combined effects of heat and mass transfer.The governing equations of motion,energy and mass transfer for unsteady flow are presented and simplified using similar variables.The reduced coupled nonlinear differential equations are solved analytically with the help of strong analytical technique homotopy analysis method.The heat transfer analysis for prescribed wall temperature is considered.Numerical results for Nusselt number and Sherwood number have computed and discussed.The physical features of pertinent parameters are discussed by plotting the graphs of velocity,heat transfer,concentration,skin friction,Nusselt number and Sherwood number.展开更多
文摘Effect of viscosity on flow patterns of pumping-up of liquid generated by a cone rotating at the liquid surface has been experimentally studied with various concentrations of glycerol aqueous solution. We have previously found that the higher viscous non-Newtonian fluid was lifted-up along the conical surface with a radial filament-wise pattern, which is quite different from the monotonic thin film-wise pattern observed for the lower viscous fluid such as water. In order to elucidate the pumping-up mechanism, a transition diagram indicating the critical rotation rate is obtained as a function of viscosity?of Newtonian fluid in this study, varying from the lower value of water (μ?=?0.890 mPa·s) to the higher one of glycerin (μ?= 910?mPa·s). It is found that there are three categories depending on the viscosity classified as?1) film-wise pumping-up region for the viscosity?μ?≤?134?mPa·s,?2) filament-wise pumping-up one for the viscosity?μ?≥?520?mPa·s, and?3) no pumping-up phenomenon occurs?for 134??μ??mPa·s.
文摘A self-similar solution of unsteady mixed convection flow on a rotating cone embedded in a porous medium saturated with a rotating fluid in the presence of the first and second orders resistances has been obtained. It has been shown that a self-similar solution is possible when the free stream angular velocity and the angular velocity of the cone vary inversely as a linear function of time. The system of ordinary differential equations governing the flow has been solved numerically using an implicit finite difference scheme in combination with the quasi-linearization technique. Both prescribe wall temperature and prescribed heat flux conditions are considered. Numerical results are reported for the skin friction coefficients, Nusselt number and Sherwood number. The effect of various parameters on the velocity, temperature and concentration profiles are also presented here.
文摘When a solid cone with smooth surfaces rotates at a constant rate about its long axis in still water, it will experience no friction, as announced earlier [1] and documented further here. However, if not restrained, it will translate along the axis base first and apex last, which is caused by a variation of pressure on its side: low near the base and high at the apex. This translation needs to be verified experimentally. Friction will occur during translation but an opposite reaction force will also take place related to the front to back asymmetry of the body [2]. Whether or not these two oppositely directed forces can cancel each other out by an appropriate choice of variable magnitudes is not known, but if true, it would lead to an extended translation. Also the translation path could be lengthened by slightly modifying the front face of the cone such that the translation itself produces rotation. One idea for such a modification is suggested. Observations in the future would be very beneficial.
文摘A first attempt has been made to confirm experimentally a theoretical concept, recently published, involving a rigid cone rotating about its long axis under still water: it should tend to translate along that axis blunt end leading and apex trailing. Two identical hollow cones, neutrally buoyant, with equal weights attached to the apexes, were released simultaneously at the surface of a swimming pool. One cone had a thin light weight spiral vane vertically attached to the cone’s outside surface in order to cause it to rotate as it sank. Several trial runs were made in the shallow and deep ends of the pool, and in every case, the non-rotating cone without a vane hit the bottom of the pool first. These comparisons qualitatively and indirectly validate the prediction.
文摘Spectral element methods (SEM) are superior to general finite element methods (FEM) in achieving high order accuracy through p-type refinement. Owing to orthogonal polynomials in both expansion and test functions, the discretization errors in SEM could be reduced exponentially to machine zero so that the spectral convergence rate can be achieved. Inherited the advantage of FEM, SEM can enhance resolution via both h-type and p-type mesh-refinement. A penalty method was utilized to compute force fields in particulate flows involving freely moving rigid particles. Results were analyzed and comparisons were made;therefore, this penalty-implemented SEM was proven to be a viable method for two-phase flow problems.
文摘In the present study we have explored the time dependent combined convectional flow on a rotating cone in a rotating Jeffrey fluid with the combined effects of heat and mass transfer.The governing equations of motion,energy and mass transfer for unsteady flow are presented and simplified using similar variables.The reduced coupled nonlinear differential equations are solved analytically with the help of strong analytical technique homotopy analysis method.The heat transfer analysis for prescribed wall temperature is considered.Numerical results for Nusselt number and Sherwood number have computed and discussed.The physical features of pertinent parameters are discussed by plotting the graphs of velocity,heat transfer,concentration,skin friction,Nusselt number and Sherwood number.