Elastohydrodynamic Squeeze Problem of Two Rotating Cylinders : Part 1, Newtonian fluid

Some Solutions for Rotating Flow of a Non-Newtonian Fluid

This article considers the rotating flow of a second grade fluid on an infinite plate in the (x, y) plane which moves in the negative direction. The governing time dependent equations in a rotating frame are solved using Laplace transform method. The expressions for the velocity profiles, drag and lateral stress on the plate are obtained. The influence of physical parameters is discussed throug...

Steady Mhd Flow of Micropolar Fluid between Two Rotating Cylinders with Porous Lining

The steady flow of an electrically conducting, incompressible micropolar fluid in a narrow gap between two concentric rotating vertical cylinders, with porous lining on inside of outer cylinder, under an imposed axial magnetic field is studied. Beavers and Joseph slip condition is taken at the porous lining boundary. The velocity profiles, coefficient of skin friction on the cylinders are calcu...

Shliomis model based magnetic fluid lubrication of a squeeze film in rotating rough curved circular plates

Slowly rotating two–fluid neutron star model

We study stationary axisymmetric configurations of a star model consisting of two barotropic fluids, which are uniformly rotating at two different rotation rates. Analytic approximate solutions in the limit of slow rotation are obtained with the classical method of Chandrasekhar, which consists of an expansion of the solution in terms of the rotation rate, and which is generalized to the case o...

Pressure Calculation in the Flow Between Two Rotating Eccentric Cylinders at High Renolds Numbers

This paper reports the result of an analytical investigation of a steady, incompressible and viscous flow between two eccentric, rotating cylinders at high Reynolds number. A one dimensional case is far from reality because the gap between the cylinders is very small. Further, when their axes are displaced by a small distance, usually caused by bearing loads, two dimensional effects become obvi...