the main objective in this paper is creating a method for one-dimensional modeling of multi stage axial flow turbine. the calculation used in this technique is based on common thermodynamics and aerodynamics principles in a mean stream line analyses. in this approach, loss models have to be used to determine the entropy increase across each section in the turbine stage. finally, the analysis an...

Imposing axial flow in the annulus and/or radial flow through the cylindrical walls in a Taylor– Couette system alters the stability of the flow. Theoretical methods and numerical simulations were used to determine the impact of imposed axial and radial flows, homogeneous in the axial direction, on the first transition of Taylor–Couette flow in the framework of convective and absolute instabili...

The nature of solids-liquid flows often results in non-uniform profiles of solids volume fraction and axial solids velocity across the flow cross-section. In order to measure the solids volumetric flow rate in these situations it is necessary to measure the profiles of the local solids volume fraction and axial solids velocity and to obtain mean values of the solids volume fraction, solids axia...

We analyze the stability of a cylindrical Couette flow under the imposition of a weak axial flow in case of a very short cylinder with a narrow annulus gap. We consider an incompressible viscous fluid which is contained in the narrow gap between two concentric short cylinders, where the inner cylinder rotates with constant angular velocity. The caps of the cylinders have narrow tubes conically ...

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This paper describes an investigation, which uses a torquemeasurement technique, of effects of axial flow on the stability of Taylor-Couette flow. Two radius ratios, 0.846 and 0.956, are used. The preliminary results show that the critical Taylor number for the onset of Taylor vortices increases monotonically with the Reynolds number of the axial flow and asymptotes to a constant value. Althoug...