This paper derives and analyzes continuous time random walk (CTRW) models in radial flow geometries for the quantification of non-local solute transport induced by heterogeneous flow distributions and by mobile-immobile mass transfer processes. To this end we derive a general CTRW framework in radial coordinates starting from the random walk equations for radial particle positions and times. Th...

The equations of fluids in porous media are very useful in designing the rockfill and diversion dams, gabions, breakwaters and ground water reserves. Researches have been showed that the Forchheimer equation is not sufficient for the analysis of hydraulic behavior of free-surface radial flows; because, in these flows, in addition to the hydraulic gradient and velocity, the variable of radius is...

A Hydro+Cascade model has been used to describe radial and elliptic flow at the SPS and successfully predicted the radial and elliptic flow measured by the both STAR and PHENIX collaborations. Furthermore, a combined description of the radial and elliptic flow for different particle species, restricts the Equation of State(EoS) and points towards an EoS with a phase transition to the Quark Gluo...

The energy performance and radial force of a mixed flow pump with symmetrical and unsymmetrical tip clearance are investigated in this paper. As the tip clearance increases, the pump head and efficiency both decrease. The center of the radial force on the principal axis is located at the coordinate origin when the tip clearance is symmetrical, and moves to the third quadrant when the tip cleara...

Imposing axial flow in the annulus and/or radial flow through the cylindrical walls in a Taylor– Couette system alters the stability of the flow. Theoretical methods and numerical simulations were used to determine the impact of imposed axial and radial flows, homogeneous in the axial direction, on the first transition of Taylor–Couette flow in the framework of convective and absolute instabili...

A linear stability analysis has been carried out for flow between porous concentric cylinders when radial flow is present. Several radius ratios with corotating and counter-rotating cylinders were considered. The radial Reynolds number, based on the radial velocity at the inner cylinder and the inner radius, was varied from -30 to 30. The stability equations form an eigenvalue problem that was ...