FREE MOLECULE FLOW THROUGH SLIT AND ANNULAR ORIFICES IN THE PRESENCE OF PARTICIPATING BOUNDING WALLS

Ephraim M Sparrow, HS YU HS, TS LUNDGREN TS

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Abstract

Flow through the slit or orifice depends on the distributions of the flux of mass leaving the bounding surfaces. These distributions are found by formulating and solving pairs of integral equations. In the case of the slit, the integral equations are formulated by employing kinetic theory methods, while for the annular orifice the techniques of radiative transfer were used. In addition to exact solutions, closed-form solutions based on an approximate model are derived. Results are presented for a wide range of values of the relevant geometrical parameters.

Original languageEnglish (US)
StatePublished - Jan 1 1969
EventUnknown conference -
Duration: Nov 16 1969Nov 21 1969

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OtherUnknown conference
Period11/16/6911/21/69

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