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Creator:: Bakhshi, Vidya Sagar
Abstract:: Transition phenomena commonly occur in nature. These arise either due to structural or behavioral changes in the medium. Examples for these abound in all applied sciences and to mention a few of these, we have, boundary layer, elastic-plastic deformation, and shocks. The present work is devoted to the study of...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: and those of turbulent flow as particular cases. IL BOUNDARY LAYER THICKNESS 2. 1 Preliminary

Creator:: Oregon State University. Engineering Experiment Station, Elzy, E., 1940-, and Sisson, Richard Mark
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: Equations of Momentum, Heat and Mass Transfer in Laminar Boundary Layer Flow E. ELZY and R. M. SISSON

Creator:: Oregon State University. Engineering Experiment Station, Elzy, E., 1940-, and Myers, Gary Allen
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: axisymmetrical laminar boundary layer with arbitrary external pressure distribution and constant physical

Creator:: Myers, Gary Allen
Abstract:: Sisson's formally exact series solution for momentum, heat and mass transfer in steady two-dimensional or axi-symmetrical constant-property, laminar boundary layer flow was examined. A new series was proposed for the boundary condition accounting for the mass transfer at the surface of the body on which the boundary layer is formed....
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: -dimensional or axi- symmetrical constant- property, laminar boundary layer flow was examined. A new series

Creator:: Corsiglia, Victor R.
Abstract:: An investigation was made to test the method of Head on the flow about a circular cylinder with suction. The method of Head is an approximate method of obtaining solutions to the boundary layer equations. The method was adapted to the digital computer to facilitate performing the calculations, and a...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: , 1963 Title A CALCULATION OF THE SUCTION REQUIREMENTS TO PREVENT BOUNDARY LAYER SEPARATION ON A

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