1993 年 28 巻 2 号 p. 99-107
Discusssed are dissipation of kinetic energy due to viscosity and radial distributions of velocity and entropy. The viscous dissipation Wν and the function fν related to the radial distribution of velocity are discussed using a linearized form of the Euler equation with a long-wave approximation The radial distribution of entropy fα is discussed using linearized form of the general equation of heat transport with a long-wave approximation. These distribution functions depend on geometry of the flow channel. Analytic solutions are obtained for a parallel plane case and a circular cylinder case. Corresponding to the thermal diffusivity α and the kinematic viscosity ν, two characteristic times τα≡r02/2α and τν≡r02/2ν are introduced, ωτα=0 corresponds to the quasistatic limit, and for finite ωτα the distribution of entropy is inhomogeneous because of the irreversible process due to thermal diffusion. For large ωτν the distribution of velocity is homogeneous except for near the solid wall, and for small ωτν the distribution of velocity is parabolic, similarly to the case of stationary flow. After discussions on χν≡‹fν›r and χα≡‹fα›r, the function g≡‹fα(1-fν+)/(1-χν+)›r is discussed. Main results are followings: using Yλ≡(1+i)(ωτλ)1/2(λ=α and ν), fλ=cosh(Yλr/r0)/cosh(Yλ) and χλ≡‹fλ›r=tanh(Yλ)/Yλ for a parallel plane case having separation of 2r0, and fλ={J0(iYλr/r0)}/{J0(iYλ)} and χλ≡‹fλ›r={2J1(iYλ)}/{iYνJ0(iYλ)} for a circular cylinder case having diameter of 2r0. For both cases g=(χα-χν+)/{(1+σ)(1-χν+)} where σ≡ν/α is the Prandtl number.