SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHARIKADZE, D.V. - SHARIN, A.I.

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77 S/020/60/133/02/13/o68 B019/Bo6o AUTHORS: Dzhorbenadze, N. P., Sharikadze, D. V.- TITLE; Flow of a Viscous ConductingLiquid Between Two Porous PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol, 133j No. 2, pp. 299-302 TEXT: The authors assumed for their investigation that a constant homoL~,eneous magnetic field exists perpendicular to the parallel planes. At the same time, liquid enters the interspace through one of the porous walls and leaves through the other porous wall. The amounts of the incoming and outgoing liquid are equal. The solution ansatzes of the main equations for magnetic hydrodynamics are given for the case under consideration, These are the components of the flow velocity of the liquid and those of the maj,-netic field, and the solutions must satisfy the system of equations (1). The solutions (3) of the system (1) are discussed, and the authors obtain equations (5) and (6) for the velocity Ivai-d I/!2 1 Flow of a Viscous Conducting Liquid Between Two Porous Planes S/020/60/133/02/13/068 B019/BO60 gradient perpendicular to the walls and the gradient of the field strength, respectively. Finally, the authors derive, from the above results, the solutions for a steady flow between solid planes. The authors thank Professor K. P. Stanyukovich and Professor D. Ye. Dolidze for their valuable advice and discussions. There are 8 references; 5 Sovietv 1 American, 1 British, and I Danish. ASSOCIATION; Tbilisskiy matematicheskiy institut im. A. M. Razmadze Akademii nauk GruzSSR (Tbilisi Institute of Mathematics imeni A. M. Razmadze of the Academy of Sciences, GruzSSR Tbilisskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im, I. V. Stalina (Tbilisi State University imeni I. V. Stalin 0 PRESENTED: March 15, 1960, by N~, N., Bo,-,olyubov, Academician SUBMITTED. March 14, 1960 /C Card 2/2 1W L 15717-63 EPR/EPA(b)/EWr(1)/EU.(_ -4/Pd-:4/PU-4/P ASD/ESD Z A/Pah 4~5i P~ r/AT -3/AFWL/IJkC)/SSD PS _d ACCESSION NH: Moo2656 /63/000/005/BO12/BO12 SOURCEt Rth. Makhanika, Abs 5B53 Sharikedze, -f. AUTHOR D.V. TITLE: Two dimensional flow of Incompressible viscous electricallr liauid near the critical point In a magnetic field tCITED SOURCE: Tr. Thillesk. un-ta v. 84p 1961 (1962).. 193-201 TOPIC TAGS: two-dimensional flowj, incompressible liquid,, viscous liquid on- 4ucting liquid, critical point, magnetic field, integro-differential equation* Reynolds number TRANSLATION: The problem of the flow of a conducting, viscous, incaq)ressible fluid against an infinite plane., considering the effect'(on the fluid) of an external parallel magnetic field perpendicular to the plane was generalized for the case of nonstationary motion. This problem was studied earlier (see Neuringerp J.L,,q McIlroy, W.., J, Aeronaut. Sci., 1958., 25, No- 3,, 194-198 - Rzh mekh, 196o No. 6,, 6989). A determination of the flow In the ne4bborhood of S/020/61/135/003/010/017 3104/3205 AUTHOR. Sharikadze, D. V. TITLE: A non-s-11,-eady problem in magnetohydrodynamics PERIODICAL: Doklady Akaderal-i nauk SSSR, v. 138, no. 3, 1961, 568 571 TEXT: The non-steady flo-~ of a viscous, incomrressible liquid of. finite conductivity about a plane plate has been studied proceeding from the system ox Oy t alp aB'; + V -1 -,- Vx; (2) a9% at ax ay , P -P tr or or Ir 2 C)32 I LIP I ap L 0 v. --F - vxy-, (3) VXT VV pep ay, ay CP Q4 PC, PCP which is solved under the boundary and initial, conditions, Card 1/7 A non-steady problem... S/020/61/138/003/010/017 B104/3205 V.(X. Y, 0) tq (X. Y), V'(-r' Y. 0) VO (X, Y), V., (X, 0, t) = V;' (X, 0, f) 0, V'(X' -C' = Uo (X, (5) E (x, 0) E (x, y), E (x, 0, - E,, (x, ti, E (x, oo, The relation.v, a u (x,t) is assumed to hold for the velocity of flow out- 0 side the boundary layer. vx and vz are the vector components of the flow velocity Jin the boundary layer, and the pressure is supposed to be inde- 04, -V. This nroblem has been analyzed by liossow (NaCa Report., pendent 1358 (1958)) and Cess (J. Heat Transfer (Trans. ASIM-M, Ser. C), 62, no.2 (i?60)) -for the steady case. The author -presents the solution in the form of an integral equation which is solved in successive approximation. The Green function YZ Q'I - 11) exp 1-114 -'IV(t--rjY I.C. (7) G exp /'VI 2 Y Card 2/7 A non-steady problem... S/020/~1/1381/003/010/017 B,104/B205 makes it Dossible to 'the solutions in the form (X, Y. t) = Vl-(X, Y, t) + CO av~ dv,, r, Jvx S ( - ~ Tr dTj + v. (y, TI, t dyl*. (8) .C w 0 JC E (x, y, 1) V2 (x, y, t) & ~ V, - dTI) G C~, T), t - v) d-q, (9) . ~ j'-' T" 0 r).r where Vi(x,y,'6) satisfies the heat-conduction eq uation 02V av, F, (x, 2, V_ under conditions (5). lo~or a ;.,x -A it is sho,.-rn that any continuous function can be represented by b I (D(x, Y, t) = I! M. ~ ID d~, (12) Card 3/7 a A non-steady problem.... S/020/61/138J/003/010/017 B104/B205 if a