O.L. Andreeva, B.V. Borts, A.O. Kostikov, V.I. Tkachenko
Èlektron. model. 2017, 39(2):35-46
https://doi.org/10.15407/emodel.39.02.035
ABSTRACT
Results of theoretical investigations of formation of convective cells with mixed boundary conditions in vacuum oil are presented. For a special case the analytical solutions were obtained for Navier–Stokes equation with rigid boundary conditions. The expressions of distribution for perturbed velocity and temperature in a cylindrical convective cell were obtained. These distributions were compared to similar parameters of free convective cell for the principal mode. It was demonstrated that the diameter of a convective cell is inversely related to the value of minimal wave number of the corresponding boundary value problem, i.e. the diameter of a cell with the mixed boundary conditions is less than the diameter of a cell with free boundary conditions, but it is larger than the diameter of a cell with rigid boundary conditions.
KEYWORDS
elementary convective cell, mixed and rigid boundary conditions, viscous fluid.
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