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   stability of an electrically conducting fluid flow between coaxial cylinders under magnetic field  
   
نویسنده benhacine h. ,mahfoud b. ,salmi m.
منبع journal of applied fluid mechanics - 2022 - دوره : 15 - شماره : 2 - صفحه:563 -577
چکیده    This research aims to investigate the vortex breakdown zone, the stability margin, and the fluid layers of the rotating flow between two vertical coaxial cylinders under the effect of thermal gradient and an axial magnetic field. the governing navier-stokes, temperature, and potential equations are solved using the finitevolume method. three combinations of aspect ratios (γ) and reynolds numbers (re) are compared. the pumping action sets up a secondary circulation along the meridional plane of the annular gap. for certain combinations, the vortex breakdown bubble occurred near the inner wall. bifurcation in form of multiple fluid layers becomes apparent when the temperature difference exceeds a critical value. these fluid layers play the role of thermal insulation and limit the heat transfer between the hot top and cold bottom of the coaxial cylinders. both the vortex breakdown and fluid layers could be suppressed by the magnetic field; the increasing of hartmann number (ha) would reduce the number of fluid layers. diagrams represent the effect of increasing richardson number (ri) on fluid layers are established. then stability diagrams corresponding to the transition from the multiple fluid layers zone to the one fluid layer zone for increasing prandtl number (pr) are obtained.
کلیدواژه coaxial cylinders ,fluid layers ,heat transfer ,magnetic field ,vortex breakdown
آدرس university of mohamed boudiaf, department of mechanical engineering, algeria. university of m’sila, laboratory of physics and chemistry of materials, algeria, university of amo-bouira, materials and sustainable development laboratory (lmdd), algeria, university of m’sila, laboratory of physics and chemistry of materials, department of physics, algeria
پست الکترونیکی mohamed.salmi@univ-msila.dz
 
     
   
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