Influence
of the dispersion on boundary conditions
for
continuous models
E.V.Prozorova
St.
Petersburg State University, Russia
This paper gives an account of new terms for equations of continuous mechanics, which is determined the influence of an angular momentum in elementary volume. In classical case the angular momentum variation is disregarded. Making this supposition we actually is assumed the symmetric press tensor. Mathematically it leads to that equilibrium conditions are postulated as equilibrium conditions of forces. The choice of equilibrium conditions as equilibrium conditions of angular momentum leads to new equations. For conditions of equilibrium of forces are received the special formulation of continuous mechanics equations with the angular momentum. Observing experimental facts leads to hypothesis that spatial gradients are very importance. The connection between gradients of the physical values and modified equations with angular momentum and some experience might be followed. Original (classical) formulation conservation laws was based of exclusive of elementary volume. Elementary volume appearing open system exchanges with the surroundings by components of the physics values ( mass, liner moment , energy, angular momentum) over all directions. The new Navie-Stokes equations were received from the modified Boltzmann equations. The solution of the Boltzmann equation is invariant under macroparametrs of the equilibrium function. This fact and new equations are used in our work for solution of the Gilbert problem.
In the previous papers we investigated the following problems of noncompressible liquid: infinite and half-infinite
plates, infinite and half-infinite
tubes, the Falkner-Skan problem in usually
formulation, infinite thin jet, nonstationary
boundary layer for little time. The Blasius problem
was solved as
numerically and with analytical methods. For the infinite plate case the motionless
thin film was detected and the Prandtl
formula was received from the suggested
equation. The order of the new equations
(for the density and for the linear moment) is more than in classical case. If we
deal with continual medium the
external boundary condition for boundary layer can be determined as the value rotor
velocity or as value normal velocity.
That is for the vertical velocity. For the longitudinal velocity it is need to put friction. For the rarefied gas
the boundary conditions would be included the value gas flow besides the
classical boundary conditions
as order of modified
equation is more.
For the classical case near the
surface in transition regime the Knudsen
layer is considered . This layer has the length of order
free path. In point of fact the we have macroparametrs. It is better to solve the Navie-Stokes
equations everywhere besides thin layer near surface and to look for solution in thin layer
separately. In the work
the equation for two-particle function was received near the surface.
Inside flow the Chapman-Enskog method is given the
solution which is asymptotic convergent to the Boltzmann equation if the
Knudsen number is converging to the zero. However at
any little the Knudsen number near the surface we have regime where the sum
does not the solution of equation. We suggest closer definition of the solution
by introducing of macroparameters for equilibrium
function. Usually the boundary
conditions are established at solid surface that the Navie-Stokes solution
coincides with the Boltzmann
equation solution at external boundary of the Knudsen layer.
The character of
the interaction gas and surface molecules determines the boundary layer
conditions for distribution function at lower boundary of the Knudsen
layer. The experiences of the numerical
solutions tell us about nearness gasdynamics fields
for continuous and
discrete medium under similar boundary conditions. N-particle distribution
function is suggested to use for the relaxation
problem by including the surface atoms in ensemble. The regime of the stream is
established that even for particles without structure it is need to take
into account.
At distance of some
σ (
the interaction radius ) the molecules of external boundary do not
collide with gas molecules but collide with surface molecules. For this case
interaction gas and solid molecules is defined by force of gas and solid
molecules and may considered both classical and quantum. In concerned thin
layer the quantity of molecules is a little. To solute aerodynamics problems
for the transition region of the stream is suggested
by using the Navie-Stokes solution everywhere besides
the layer of order some radius of molecules interaction. The macroparameters of
the Navie-Stokes
solution is used for the Chapman-Enckog distribution function
at external boundary with iteration after definition them into layer
near solid.
The Blasius problem was solved as numerically and with analytical
methods. Here this task is reserved for similar
positing. The Prandtl problem
of compression layer by two rough plates was investigated
for two dimension.
The results of the Blasius
problem solution point out on existence unmonotonous
profile of longitudinal velocity component and oscillations in district where
usually we unstable layer.
In conclusion the specified problems are mentioned.
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