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  1. Journal of Engineering Mathematics
  2. Journal of Engineering Mathematics : Volume 75
  3. Journal of Engineering Mathematics : Volume 75, Issue 1, August 2012
  4. On rimming flows with shocks
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On rimming flows with shocks

Content Provider Springer Nature Link
Author Benilov, E. S. Lapin, V. N. O’Brien, S. B. G.
Copyright Year 2011
Abstract We examine rimming flows, i.e. flows of a liquid film on the inside of a horizontal rotating cylinder. So far this problem has mostly been explored using the so-called lubrication approximation (LA). It was shown that, if the volume of the liquid in the cylinder exceeds a certain threshold, then a shock similar to a tidal bore appears in the lower half of the cylinder on its rising side. The position of the shock can be characterized by the polar angle θ s, with a value between θ s = −90° (the bottom of the cylinder) and θ s = 0° (the horizontal direction). In this study, we examine rimming flows without the LA, by solving numerically the exact Stokes equations. It is shown that a steady solution describing a (smoothed) shock exists only if $${-60^{\circ}\lesssim\theta_{\rm s} <0 ^{\circ}}$$ . Shocks with lower locations overturn, so no steady solution exists. It is also shown that smoothed-shock solutions have an oscillating structure upstream from the shock. If, however, capillary effects are taken into account, the range of θ s where solutions overturn contracts, and if surface tension is sufficiently strong, solutions exist for all values of θ s.
Starting Page 49
Ending Page 62
Page Count 14
File Format PDF
ISSN 00220833
Journal Journal of Engineering Mathematics
Volume Number 75
Issue Number 1
e-ISSN 15732703
Language English
Publisher Springer Netherlands
Publisher Date 2011-11-22
Publisher Place Dordrecht
Access Restriction One Nation One Subscription (ONOS)
Subject Keyword Liquid films Rimming flows Wave overturning Numeric Computing Mathematical Modeling and Industrial Mathematics Analysis Applications of Mathematics Mechanics
Content Type Text
Resource Type Article
Subject Mathematics Engineering
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