Effect of plate temperature oscillations on free convection boundary layers along a vertical plate

Singh, P.; Sharma, Vikas; Misra, U. N.

doi:10.1016/0020-7225(80)90040-3

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“…The effect of plate temperature oscillation on free convection boundary layer has been studied by Singh et al [7]. The exact solution of Couette flow and heat transfer of conducting liquid in a rotating system has been obtained by Jana and Datta [3].…”

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A Uniform Temperature Distribution Prevails During Couette Flow Within a Narrow Channel Gap

2024

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The flow field used is a generalization of the well known Couette flow solution of steady flow, in which one wall is at rest and the other wall oscillates in its own plane about a constant mean velocity. The solutions is subject to two boundary conditions that corresponds to the heat transfer and thermometer problems. The exact solutions of the Couette flow are compared with the approximate solution of the flat plate boundary layer flow in terms of the wall characteristic values at high frequencies.

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A Uniform Temperature Distribution Prevails During Couette Flow Within a Narrow Channel Gap

2024

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Effect of plate temperature oscillations on free convection boundary layers along a vertical plate

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A Uniform Temperature Distribution Prevails During Couette Flow Within a Narrow Channel Gap

A Uniform Temperature Distribution Prevails During Couette Flow Within a Narrow Channel Gap

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