One Some Effective Solutions of Stokes Axisymmetric Equation for a Viscous Fluid

Authors: N. Khatiashvili, K. Pirumova, D. Janjgava

Abstract:

The Stokes equation connected with the fluid flow over the axisymmetric bodies in a cylindrical area is considered. The equation is studied in a moving coordinate system with the appropriate boundary conditions. Effective formulas for the velocity components are obtained. The graphs of the velocity components and velocity profile are plotted.

Keywords: Stokes system, viscous fluid.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI): doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1335588

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