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Title: 容器内回転円板にそう狭いすきま流れ
Other Titles: Flow in a Narrow Gap along an Enclosed Rotating Disk with Through-Flow
Author: 黒川, 淳一
佐久問, 真人
Affiliation: 横浜国立大学工学部
横浜国立大学大学院
Keywords: Boundary layer
Enclosed Rotating Disk
Through-flow
Narrow Gap
Disk Friction Moment
Pressure Distribution
Critical Gap
Issue Date: 25-Aug-1987
Publisher: 社団法人日本機械学会
Abstract: Flow in a narrow gap along an enclosed rotating disk with superimposed through-flow is studied theoretically and experimentally. When the axial gap is narrow, or when a large radial outflow is superimposed, the boundary layers on the rotating and stationary walls interfere with each other. The present study proposes an analytical model for such an interfered gap flow and give a theoretical analysis which is easily applicable to various boundary conditions. For a non-interfered gap flow, the theoretical analysis giving better results than the conventional one is also presented and the critical gap between these two flow patterns is determined theoretically. It is revealed that the radial pressure distribution is dependent mainly on a wall shearing stress and radial expansion of a sectional area in the interfered gap case and on a centrifugal force of the core region in the non-interfered gap case. The coefficient of disk friction moment is shown to be proportional to Re^<-1/4> in the interfered gap case and Re^<-1/5> in the non-interfered gap case.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10131/3757
Type: Journal Article
Language: jpn
ISSN: 03875016
NCID: AN00187441
Journal Title: 日本機械学會論文集. B編 = Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers. B
Volume: 53
Issue: 492
Start Page: 2468
End Page: 2476
Version: publisher
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