diffusive in nature

diffusive transportofheatenergy conduction

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a scale

th Sherman son

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which molecules are in motion

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transferred

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as

Cauchy momentum balance study

M J

shear rate

for newtonian fluids

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2D incompressible
now

writing governing equation for the above problem

try vz
PCI
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force only

fullydeveloped notpressure body

x direction driven in Z direction
along

So basically this is a case of fully developed flow but

DYE Mtv not steady state, thereby meaning that velocity never
changes at a given time stamp along the X direction,

Tyr but if we consider different time stamps then velocity

might not remain the same for a given X coordinate.

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sissies is it is

Our target is to find

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diffusivity

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conditions
g

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condition

t o Un o atty

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value order magnitude analysis

of

order
of magnitude of Ox Oo
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order of magnitude time Z

of

orderof magnitude 241 Uo
of tf n
tf

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have a timescale associated with
we
momentum

transport n Hyo If
time observation D
of then
we have state

steady

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Y
perform non dimension
tf

citation

Y 2 V2 m

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Jyz

go

I
is

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z

of magnitude
of Lhs I

If t is very large as compared

I then we drop the

as at 26 thus giving us

tiny
0

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conditions

0 t t

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conditions
to

y us o y

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followingequation proposed solution
The

an var

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yl t Oz ly t
non dimensional

in

Ifor convenience we
drop
steady unsteady the

state state symbol

steady state part

Uss b

cyl ay

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y 0 Vss

y 1 Vss 0

Uss ly I

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y
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nondimensional term all variables an nondimensional

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so meat
after a long time
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i

coupling negative a positive counterparts

gi IT on sincnay I

y is written as y afterthis step

f 1 sinimay I Insininaylsincming

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may dy É Jusincnay sin may dy
surviving term nom
only

Ilg 1 sinIntyldy On'S sin'Intyldy

0

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4
ut ly
II y ape n'tithsininay
t l ing

A function of the form Pn sin Cny will satisfy

Pm sin any

Pm t Cn PnPm e 0
Igy
 g g
Pm t Cn PnPmdy
dy dy
0

Pm
f Ey day
degli ten fPnPmay 0

using same procedure for Pm

I dg ten finemay o

t em PmPurdy so

I
m
qn

cul cut
I Pmpn
dy 0

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of ten equation
sin 11
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variance for a giventh

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of to
T
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m e
we will try and convert the rain in terms
of
T using the CONSTITUTIVE RELATION
H
T
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multiplying with M

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open flow
p

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84 H semi infinite domain

If
8 region upto which fluid has moved or momentumhas been
transferred

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velocity
go unidirectional Un 0
Yo 4 0

mm
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ME
H
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MII t
ng
t only if this is satisfied we can
consider H

t t
Y
un
If a
y a o

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early times h will be as compared
town disturbance very large

velocity profile

I tobs a
t
y
IFI
sit
s

Sitt characteristic length scale for early times

fly Y R
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fully developed in x direction

goal is to convert all variables to f th

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