Transient rod-climbing in an Oldroyd-B fluid

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Autori principali: Ruangkriengsin, Tachin, Brandão, Rodolfo, Wu, Katie, Hwang, Jonghyun, Boyko, Evgeniy, Stone, Howard A.
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author Ruangkriengsin, Tachin
Brandão, Rodolfo
Wu, Katie
Hwang, Jonghyun
Boyko, Evgeniy
Stone, Howard A.
author_facet Ruangkriengsin, Tachin
Brandão, Rodolfo
Wu, Katie
Hwang, Jonghyun
Boyko, Evgeniy
Stone, Howard A.
contents The Weissenberg effect, or rod-climbing phenomenon, occurs in non-Newtonian fluids where the fluid interface ascends along a rotating rod. Despite its prominence, theoretical insights into this phenomenon remain limited. In earlier work, Joseph \& Fosdick (\emph{Arch. Rat. Mech. Anal.}, vol. 49, 1973, pp. 321--380) employed domain perturbation methods for second-order fluids to determine the equilibrium interface height by expanding solutions based on the rotation speed. In this work, we investigate the time-dependent interface height through asymptotic analysis with dimensionless variables and equations using the Oldroyd-B model. We begin by neglecting surface tension and inertia to focus on the interaction between gravity and viscoelasticity. In the small-deformation scenario, the governing equations indicate the presence of a boundary layer in time, where the interface rises rapidly over a short time scale before gradually approaching a steady state. By employing a stretched time variable, we derive the transient velocity field and corresponding interface profile on this short time scale and recover the steady-state profile on a longer time scale. Subsequently, we reintroduce small but finite inertial effects to investigate their interplay with viscoelasticity and propose a criterion for determining the conditions under which rod-climbing occurs.
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spellingShingle Transient rod-climbing in an Oldroyd-B fluid
Ruangkriengsin, Tachin
Brandão, Rodolfo
Wu, Katie
Hwang, Jonghyun
Boyko, Evgeniy
Stone, Howard A.
Fluid Dynamics
The Weissenberg effect, or rod-climbing phenomenon, occurs in non-Newtonian fluids where the fluid interface ascends along a rotating rod. Despite its prominence, theoretical insights into this phenomenon remain limited. In earlier work, Joseph \& Fosdick (\emph{Arch. Rat. Mech. Anal.}, vol. 49, 1973, pp. 321--380) employed domain perturbation methods for second-order fluids to determine the equilibrium interface height by expanding solutions based on the rotation speed. In this work, we investigate the time-dependent interface height through asymptotic analysis with dimensionless variables and equations using the Oldroyd-B model. We begin by neglecting surface tension and inertia to focus on the interaction between gravity and viscoelasticity. In the small-deformation scenario, the governing equations indicate the presence of a boundary layer in time, where the interface rises rapidly over a short time scale before gradually approaching a steady state. By employing a stretched time variable, we derive the transient velocity field and corresponding interface profile on this short time scale and recover the steady-state profile on a longer time scale. Subsequently, we reintroduce small but finite inertial effects to investigate their interplay with viscoelasticity and propose a criterion for determining the conditions under which rod-climbing occurs.
title Transient rod-climbing in an Oldroyd-B fluid
topic Fluid Dynamics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.01016