Rigid-like fluid motion

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1990-9

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Selamoğlu, S.

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An arbitrary, rigid-like, unsteady flow of a fluid under constant, uniform body force is shown to be impossible in general unless the flow is a translation parallel to the body force. Consequently, the known steady-state, rigid-like fluid flows having horizontal components could be reached from a state of rest by the aid of dissipative processes only; and any two such steady states cannot be tied by an unsteady rigid-like flow program. Examples are given for approximately —rigid-like plane motion of a liquid under gravity, which are of practical significance from the view-point of transportation of liquids, as well as of large solid structures.

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Mechanical Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Mechanics

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/51376

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