In this paper, we investigate the microfluid induced vibration of a nanotube in thermal environment. Attention is focused on a special case that the law of energy equipartition is unreliable unless the quantum effect ...In this paper, we investigate the microfluid induced vibration of a nanotube in thermal environment. Attention is focused on a special case that the law of energy equipartition is unreliable unless the quantum effect is taken into account. A nonlocal luler-Bernoulli beam model is used to model the transverse vibration of a single-walled nanotube （SWCNT）. Results reveal that the root of mean squared （RMS） amplitude of thermal vibration of the fluid-conveying SWCNT predicted from the quantum theory is lower than that predicted from the law of energy equipartition. The quantum effect on the thermal vibration of the fluid-conveying SWCNT is more significant for the cases of higher-order modes, lower flow velocity, lower temperature, and lower fluid density.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (project nos.11672187 and 11402151)Natural Science Foundation of Liaoning Province (project no.201602573)Program for Liaoning Excellent Talents in University (no.LJQ2013020)
文摘In this paper, we investigate the microfluid induced vibration of a nanotube in thermal environment. Attention is focused on a special case that the law of energy equipartition is unreliable unless the quantum effect is taken into account. A nonlocal luler-Bernoulli beam model is used to model the transverse vibration of a single-walled nanotube （SWCNT）. Results reveal that the root of mean squared （RMS） amplitude of thermal vibration of the fluid-conveying SWCNT predicted from the quantum theory is lower than that predicted from the law of energy equipartition. The quantum effect on the thermal vibration of the fluid-conveying SWCNT is more significant for the cases of higher-order modes, lower flow velocity, lower temperature, and lower fluid density.
