Stokes-type conjugate heat transfer and thermoelasticity analysis of a hollow spherical particle in a slip flow

Moosaie, Amin

doi:10.1016/j.icheatmasstransfer.2024.108110

International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.icheatmasstransfer.2024.108110

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Stokes-type conjugate heat transfer and thermoelasticity analysis of a hollow spherical particle in a slip flow

Amin Moosaie

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Approximate analytical and numerical investigation of Oseen-type forced convection around a sphere in a low Reynolds number slip flow

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2025

International Journal of Thermal Sciences

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Approximate analytical and numerical investigation of Oseen-type forced convection around a sphere in a low Reynolds number slip flow

Moosaie

2025

International Journal of Thermal Sciences

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A scrutiny of streamline calculation in analytical solutions of Oseen flow past cylinders and spheres

Moosaie

2024

Physics of Fluids

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The problems associated with the calculation of streamlines in the analytical solutions of Oseen's equation for the creeping flow past cylinders and spheres are addressed in this paper. First, the analytical solutions to Oseen flow past cylinders and spheres are presented. Then, the solutions and their computer implementation are validated against existing data. To examine the correctness of the streamlines obtained as contours of the stream function, the true streamlines are calculated by directly integrating the velocity components. The comparison shows that the stream function proposed by past researchers is correct for the cylinder flow whereas it is incorrect for the sphere flow. Thus, the streamline patterns of the sphere flow as predicted by the stream function, both approximate and full formulations, are erroneous. In particular, it overpredicts the separation angle and the size of the recirculation zone. The correctness of the stream function for flow around a cylinder is mathematically proved. Additionally, it is rigorously shown why the stream function for flow around a sphere is incorrect. Specifically, the analysis shows that while the circumferential velocity component derived from the stream function is accurate for the cylinder, it is incorrect for the sphere.

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Stokes-type conjugate heat transfer and thermoelasticity analysis of a hollow spherical particle in a slip flow

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Approximate analytical and numerical investigation of Oseen-type forced convection around a sphere in a low Reynolds number slip flow

Approximate analytical and numerical investigation of Oseen-type forced convection around a sphere in a low Reynolds number slip flow

A scrutiny of streamline calculation in analytical solutions of Oseen flow past cylinders and spheres

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