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March 11, 2005, 16:02 |
exact solution to axi stokes pipe found?
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Hi, is the exact solution to axisymmetric stokes flows (steady and incompressible) in pipe found?
if yes, what's it, or where to find it? thanks a lot |
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March 14, 2005, 05:15 |
Re: exact solution to axi stokes pipe found?
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In any text book on fluid mechanics - the solutions a parabola just as in the cartaesian channel case.
If you're feeling adventurous you can also write down the unsteady solution for this problem. |
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March 14, 2005, 12:24 |
in non fully developed region
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thanks a lot, but I meant the solution in non-fully developed region; suppose the inform inflow is uniform.
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March 15, 2005, 05:06 |
Re: in non fully developed region
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It depends on the boundary conditions and what you assume. For general boundary conditions the answer is NO since you'll need to solve the fully nonlinear equations analytically. If your inflow profile matches the fully devolped profile and you have Neumann conditions at the outlet then the anylitic solution is the fully developed solution everywhere.
Special cases with the Reynolds number (R) <<1 and >>1 are possible. You could also get somewhere with the case where the inflow differs from the fully developed profile by a small amout (or even mixtures of these three cases). |
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