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S.M. Zen’kovskaya and V.A. Novosyadlyi, "The effect of a high-frequency progressive vibration on the convective instability of a two-layer fluid," J. Appl. Math. Mech. 73 (3), 271-280 (2009)
Year 2009 Volume 73 Issue 3 Pages 271-280
Title The effect of a high-frequency progressive vibration on the convective instability of a two-layer fluid
Author(s) S.M. Zen’kovskaya (Rostov on Don, Russia, zenkov@math.rsu.ru)
V.A. Novosyadlyi (Rostov on Don, Russia, vaalno@gmail.com)
Abstract The influence of a high-frequency progressive vibration on the onset of thermal convection in a two-layer system of viscous immiscible fluids is investigated. The interface is deformable, the outer walls are rigid, and heat-transfer conditions of a general form are assigned on them. The starting equations are taken in the generalized Oberbeck-Boussinesq approximation. An averaging method is employed. It is shown that the averaged problem contains a vibrogenic external force and vibrogenic stresses that are proportional to the square of the amplitude of the vibration rate. A quasi-equilibrium solution that satisfies the closure condition is found, and its stability is investigated. It is established that, unlike the case of a single-layer fluid, the horizontal component of the vibration influences the onset of convection and have a destabilizing effect. The vertical component stabilizes the two-layer system by increasing the surface tension. The long-wavelength asymptotic is investigated. Calculations are performed for the silicone oil-Fluorinert and acetonitrile-n-hexane systems.
Received 31 March 2008
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