Further studies of fully developed flow through ducts of arbitrary section by the contour line-conformal mapping technique

The paper discusses fully developed flow of viscous fluid through ducts of arbitrary cross-section. The method uses a constant velocity contour line in a typical cross-section of the duch as an independent variable. The amplitude of the oscillatory velocity is then obtained from an ordinary integro-...

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Main Authors: J. Mazumdar, D. Hopkins
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 1997-01-01
Series:International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences
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Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/S0161171297001075
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description The paper discusses fully developed flow of viscous fluid through ducts of arbitrary cross-section. The method uses a constant velocity contour line in a typical cross-section of the duch as an independent variable. The amplitude of the oscillatory velocity is then obtained from an ordinary integro-differential equation. Several examples of a practical nature are given, with some that have not yet been discussed in the literature. All details are explained by graphs.
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spelling doaj-art-ca1d11bea6a24d54ba60a9806da85a502025-02-03T01:31:44ZengWileyInternational Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences0161-17121687-04251997-01-0120478379710.1155/S0161171297001075Further studies of fully developed flow through ducts of arbitrary section by the contour line-conformal mapping techniqueJ. Mazumdar0D. Hopkins1Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Adelaide, 5005, AustraliaDepartment of Applied Mathematics, University of Adelaide, 5005, AustraliaThe paper discusses fully developed flow of viscous fluid through ducts of arbitrary cross-section. The method uses a constant velocity contour line in a typical cross-section of the duch as an independent variable. The amplitude of the oscillatory velocity is then obtained from an ordinary integro-differential equation. Several examples of a practical nature are given, with some that have not yet been discussed in the literature. All details are explained by graphs.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/S0161171297001075duct flowviscous fluidsvelocity contoursconformal mappings.
spellingShingle J. Mazumdar
D. Hopkins
Further studies of fully developed flow through ducts of arbitrary section by the contour line-conformal mapping technique
International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences
duct flow
viscous fluids
velocity contours
conformal mappings.
title Further studies of fully developed flow through ducts of arbitrary section by the contour line-conformal mapping technique
title_full Further studies of fully developed flow through ducts of arbitrary section by the contour line-conformal mapping technique
title_fullStr Further studies of fully developed flow through ducts of arbitrary section by the contour line-conformal mapping technique
title_full_unstemmed Further studies of fully developed flow through ducts of arbitrary section by the contour line-conformal mapping technique
title_short Further studies of fully developed flow through ducts of arbitrary section by the contour line-conformal mapping technique
title_sort further studies of fully developed flow through ducts of arbitrary section by the contour line conformal mapping technique
topic duct flow
viscous fluids
velocity contours
conformal mappings.
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/S0161171297001075
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