Waves in strong centrifugal filed: dissipative gas

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Main Authors: Bogovalov, S. V., Kislov, V. A., Tronin, I. V.
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Published: 2024
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author Bogovalov, S. V.
Kislov, V. A.
Tronin, I. V.
author_facet Bogovalov, S. V.
Kislov, V. A.
Tronin, I. V.
contents In the fast rotating gas (with the velocity typical for Iguassu gas centrifuge) three families of linear waves exist with different polarizations and law of dispersion. The energy of the waves is basically concentrated at the axis of rotation in the rarefied region. Therefore these waves decay on the distance comparable with the wavelength. There is only one type of waves propagating strictly along the axis of rotation with the law of dispersion similar to ordinary acoustic waves. These waves are interested for the physics of gas centrifuges. The energy density of these waves concentrates at the wall of the rotor. These waves have weak damping due to the molecular viscosity and heat conductivity. The damping coefficient is determined for this type of waves by numerical calculations. Analytical approximations for the damping coefficient is defined as well. At the parameters typical for the Iguassu centrifuge the damping is defined by interaction of the waves with the rotor wall.
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spellingShingle Waves in strong centrifugal filed: dissipative gas
Bogovalov, S. V.
Kislov, V. A.
Tronin, I. V.
Fluid Dynamics
In the fast rotating gas (with the velocity typical for Iguassu gas centrifuge) three families of linear waves exist with different polarizations and law of dispersion. The energy of the waves is basically concentrated at the axis of rotation in the rarefied region. Therefore these waves decay on the distance comparable with the wavelength. There is only one type of waves propagating strictly along the axis of rotation with the law of dispersion similar to ordinary acoustic waves. These waves are interested for the physics of gas centrifuges. The energy density of these waves concentrates at the wall of the rotor. These waves have weak damping due to the molecular viscosity and heat conductivity. The damping coefficient is determined for this type of waves by numerical calculations. Analytical approximations for the damping coefficient is defined as well. At the parameters typical for the Iguassu centrifuge the damping is defined by interaction of the waves with the rotor wall.
title Waves in strong centrifugal filed: dissipative gas
topic Fluid Dynamics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.08240