... pipe flow stochastic processes 15 12 2009 24 12 2010 05 01 2011 15 02 2011 15 02 2011 2011 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...

.... 15 05 2008 04 10 2008 27 07 2009 creeping flow non-Newtonian fluids peristaltic flow pipe flow peristalsis non-Newtonian fluid Phan-Thien–Tanner fluid uniform geometry Peristaltic pumping is a form of material transport that occurs when a progressive wave...

... including velocity field, temperature field, bifurcations, and thermal criticality conditions are discussed. 17 01 2008 27 01 2009 13 03 2009 bifurcation chemically reactive flow convection cooling non-Newtonian flow pipe flow cylindrical pipe third-grade fluid Arrhenius...

... values of the slip parameter. 12 12 2007 29 08 2008 31 10 2008 non-Newtonian flow peristaltic flow perturbation theory pipe flow slip slip condition peristaltic flow third grade fluid trapping In recent years, there has been a growing interest in peristaltic...

... is in a frame of reference rotating at a prescribed rate. Only a handful of studies have been conducted on the problem of shells subjected to a swirling (helical) flow. Païdoussis ( 1 ) offered a review of the work performed in this field and on related problems. pipe flow rotational flow 23 08...

.... 26 02 2007 27 03 2008 14 05 2008 bubbles cavitation genetic algorithms least squares approximations parallel algorithms pipe flow pipelines pressure transients cavitation gas bubbles parallel genetic algorithms parameter identification Pressure transients...

... (or almost-zero) response and short outbreaks due to temporary excursions into the instability domain. 05 07 2006 13 11 2007 09 05 2008 damping flow instability pipe flow stochastic systems Classical definitions of stability and instability deal with long-term behavior...

... for the lens duct studied in this paper. The results are also important for the torsion of lens-shaped bars. 06 12 2006 27 08 2007 02 05 2008 laminar flow pipe flow Laminar, fully developed flow in ducts has a wide range of applications in thermofluid transport processes...

... analysis and cannot be neglected from the calculation. 06 12 2006 31 08 2007 02 05 2008 compressibility convection finite difference methods friction natural gas technology pipe flow pipelines surface roughness fully implicit method nonisothermal compressibility factor...

...Jun Ishimoto Elucidation of magnetic stabilization of boiling two-phase flow by utilizing the magnetization of the fluid is proposed herein. The effect of magnetic field on the stability of the boiling two-phase pipe flow of the magnetic fluid under a nonuniform magnetic field is investigated both...

... of the tube length L . However, several simulation results (though not included here) showed that the discharge rate is independent of the particle diameter, but rather depends on the vertical tube length as proposed above. 13 10 2005 18 01 2006 granular flow pipe flow flow...

... hole and thus the flow is unable to “adjust” to the hole, unlike the case of a long hole in which fully developed pipe flow can be attained. This is motivated by gas turbine film cooling applications. Experimental results acquired with particle image velocimetry will primarily be presented, with some...

... , Englewood Cliffs, NJ. Bergant , A. , and Simpson , A. R. , 1994 , “ Estimated Unsteady Friction in Transient Cavitating Pipe Flow ,” Water Pipeline Systems , D. S. Miller , ed., Mechanical Engineering , London, pp. 3 – 16 . Streeter , V. L. , 1983 , “ Transient...

... flow through porous media laminar flow forced convection thermal conductivity pipe flow The increase in energy cost and energy consumption has required more effective use of energy. Hence, decreasing energy losses is getting more and more important. Presently, second law based methods...

...T. L. Yip; C. O. Ng, Mem. ASME The transport in pipe flow of a chemical species can be materially affected by the presence of solid suspension if the species is capable of partitioning into a solute phase and a solid phase sorbed onto the suspended particles. An asymptotic analysis is used...

... from near center to the outer wall. The minimum velocity occurs at the inside corners. It is found that both slip and curvature promote the flow rate but not necessarily the mean velocity. pipe flow slip flow eigenvalues and eigenfunctions The flow in a curved duct is a fundamental fluid...

..., University of Houston, Houston, TX 77204-4792, and will be accepted until four months after final publication of the paper itself in the ASME JOURNAL OF APPLIED MECHANICS . 08 Dec 1998 15 Aug 2000 mechanical stability elasticity pipe flow viscoelasticity vibrations damping...

...   2 v n J 0 v n J 1 v n . This solution is applicable from starting of the piston motion and reaches the conventional oscillating pipe flow solution (similar to the solution of Uchida 2 and Wembersley 7 ) after few cycles of acceleration...