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May 26, 2004, 06:07 |
How to deside which direction to flow?
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Hi all Here's a simple question, but I'm not familiar with fluid dynamics, so please someone help me to clear it out.
-------------/----------------------------------------- -------------\----------------++++++++----------------- suppose there is a tube with a nozzle in the left portion. The tube is filled with liquid. When a heater is applyed at the "++++" position, and liquid begin to vaporize. Which direction will the fluid flow? and Why? Thank you very much! Ryan |
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May 26, 2004, 09:07 |
Re: How to deside which direction to flow?
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Thats not very easy to explain. You should consult "Hydrodynamic Stability" by PG Drazin.
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June 7, 2004, 06:27 |
Re: How to deside which direction to flow?
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Hi Leo
Thanks for your suggestion, although not familiar with this area, but I'll check it. Thank you! Ryan |
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