Beavers和Joseph条件下的界面速度、滑移参数和其他理论表达式

Q3 Engineering

WSEAS Transactions on Fluid Mechanics Pub Date : 2022-04-21 DOI:10.37394/232013.2022.17.7

D. Roach, M. Hamdan

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摘要

本文讨论了Beavers和Joseph的滑移假设和界面条件，报告了该条件的扩展，即通过非达西多孔层上的自由空间通道流动、通过复合多孔层流动以及压力相关流体通过多孔层和在多孔层上流动。得到了界面处速度的表达式以及滑移参数之间的关系。

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Interfacial Velocities, Slip Parameters and Other Theoretical Expressions Arising in the Beavers and Joseph Condition

The slip hypothesis and the interfacial condition of Beavers and Joseph are discussed in this work, which reports on extensions of this condition to flow through a free-space channel over non-Darcy porous layers, flow through composite porous layers, and flow of pressure-dependent fluids through and over porous layers. Expressions for velocities at the interface and relationships between slip parameters are obtained.

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