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Toshihiko SHAKOUCHI, Sadao KUZUHARA, Junji YAMAGUCHI
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2489-2498
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Masataka SHIRAKASHI, Atsushi HASEGAWA, Shoichi WAKIYA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2499-2504
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Tohru FUKANO, A.A. TALKUDER, Tadashi KOZU, Yasuo TAKAMATSU
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2505-2514
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Kyoichi UCHIYAMA, Hideto TAKAYA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2515-2522
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Junichi KUROKAWA, Toshiyuki UCHIDA, Takashi KUSA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2523-2529
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Jun-ichi KUROKAWA, Toshiyuki UCHIDA, Takashi KUSA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2530-2535
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Tatsuo ARAKI
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2536-2544
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Masahiro INOUE, Motoo KUROUMARU, Minoru FUKUHARA, Yasuhiro KAWASHIMA, ...
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2545-2553
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Ikuo NAKAMURA, Yasuhiko SAKAI, Masafumi MIYATA, Hiroyuki TSUNODA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2554-2562
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Nozomi TANIFUJI, Makoto ICHIJO, Sei-ichi IIDA, Yasujiro KOBASHI
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2563-2570
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Yukio TOMITA, Susumu INAGAKI, Shoji SUZUKI, Toshio YOKOYAMA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2571-2580
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Hideomi FUJITA, Kenji KATOH, Heishichiro TAKAHAMA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2581-2590
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Kouju SHIOZAKI, Masaaki KAWAHASHI, Makoto SUZUKI
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2591-2596
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Osami KITO, Hideaki FUJIWARA, Koichi NAKABAYASHI
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2597-2605
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Akiyoshi YAMAUCHI, Satoshi KUMAGAI, Toshiro TAKEYAMA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2606-2613
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Masahiro SHOJI, Niro TAKAGI
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2614-2620
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Hideaki IMURA, Hiroaki KOZAI
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2621-2628
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Hidetoshi MASUDA, Mitsuo HIGANO
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2629-2637
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Masanori MURASE, Hidetsugu MATSUBARA, Yasuhiko MORI, Akira NAGASHIMA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2638-2646
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Yasunobu FUJITA, Kaneyasu NISHIKAWA, Kunio HIRAHAYA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2647-2655
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Yukio MIZUTANI, Yasushi MATSUMOTO, Masashi KATSUKI
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2656-2663
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Hiromi GO, Toshio SHINOHARA, Yoichi NAKAMURA, Keiji HORIUCHI
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2664-2671
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Teruo MARUYAMA, Shinya YAMAUCHI, Nobuo KAGOROKU
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2672-2679
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Yoshiki KADOYA, Yasuo KURAMOTO, Tomohiko SATO, Masanobu HONJO, Hisakun ...
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2680-2687
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Shigeyuki MORITA, Hideaki KATASHIBA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2688-2694
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Makoto IKEGAMI, Kyohei HORIBE, Gen'ichi KOMATSU
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2695-2702
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Shinichi SARUWATARI, Yoshifusa SATO
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2703-2706
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Keiichi SATO
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
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Cavitation which occurs in the wake of circular cylinder with splitter plate is investigated experimentally, especially in respect of the inception. The incipient cavitation number as well as the appearance of cavitation bubbles depends on Reynolds number and the length of splitter plate. The characteristics of the change largely when Reynolds number exceeds the critical value. The occurence and development of cavitation are controlled by the splitter plate and the extent of the effect depends on Reynolds number and air content. Especially, the larger effect is obtained at smaller Reynolds number. The scaling of Critical cavitation number in respect of the inception can be obtained by choosing the base pressure and the velocity of free streamline as the representative values.
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Toshio TANAKA, Eiichi TANAKA, Katsumi NAGAI
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2714-2719
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An experimental study has been made of the reattachment of a radial turbulent jet flow discharged from a cylindrical nozzle on an adjacent offset disc plate. The effects of step height (distance of nozzle center plane from the offset plate), and control flow rate (ratio of control flow to main jet flow, suction and blowing)on flow pattern near the nozzle outlet section were investigated. Mean velocity and turbulent velocity distributions were measured with the aid of Hot-wire anemometer. The velocity profile, shape and length of a jet potential core, and a deflection of jet center axis depend on the combination of the step height and control flow rate. An oil film flow visualizing technique was also applied to determination of the flow pattern.
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Akira NAKAYAMA, Hitoshi KOYAMA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2720-2727
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A numerical calculation scheme developed for arbitrary velocity and coordinate systems has been successfully employed for the calculation of flows over wavy wall surfaces. A comparison of the prediction and experiment reveals that the present numerical method, when coupled to the two-equation turbulence model, provides a reasonable prediction on the mean velocity and pressure fields, althogh some discrepancy is present in the wall shear stress distributions as a result of the standard near-wall treatment on the wavy walls. Calculation results on a square duct with upper and lower wavy wall surfaces show that the secondary flow activity works not only to enhance the heat transfer rate, but also to shorten the running length for the development of the periodic pattern in the temperature field.
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Akiharu OUSAKA, Tohru FUKANO, Takao MORIMOTO
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2728-2736
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An experimental investigaiton into an air-water two-phase annular flow in a horizontal tube and near horizontal tubes was carried out. The inclination angles of the tube to horizontal were -10
°, 0
°, 10
° and 15
°, where minus means the downward flow. Tube diameter was 26.0 mm. Volumetric fluxes of air and water ranged from 10 m/s to 50 m/s and from 0.002 m/s to 0.4 m/s, respectively. Hold-up, frictional pressure drop and the circumferential position from which liquid film starts to form were measured and the effect of the tube inclination on these parameters were examined. As the results, it was made clear that the effects of tube inclination could not be neglected even in the case of slight inclination and that the mean film thickness averaged over the circumference of the tube was approximately equal to the local mean film thickness at θ= 120
° independent of the inclination.
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Kazuyuki SHIZAWA, Takahiko TANAHASHI
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2737-2745
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The governing equations for magnetic fluids with good conductivity of heat and electricity have not been sufficiently discussed thermodynamically. In this paper a new strict simplified method of deriving the basic equations for such condcuting magnetic fluids is presented by the themodynamical method using free energy and dissipation functin on the assumptions of the nonrelativistic and nonpolar theory. As results the physically desirable expression of the pressure part and Maxwellian stress in the constitutibe equation of stress is derived in a general theory that polarized and magnetized media are exist. Then the following results are obtained from thes theory : The surface forces acting on the material control surface include not only stress but also electromagnetic momentum flux density. And pointing vectors in the material volume are observed in the relativistic electromagnetic fields which moves against the fixed system.
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Masahiro INOUE, Kenji KANEKO, Toshiaki SETOGUCHI, Katsumi SHIMAMOTO
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2746-2752
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In order to clarify the starting and runnning characteristics of Wells turbine in oscillating flow, an experimental investigation has been made by a newly deviced turbine equipment in which the oscillating flow condition is simulated. The results have been compared with the analytical results. In the analysis, both starting and running characteristics were calculated on the basis of the experimental results obtained from steady unidirectional flow conditions. The comparison between the experiment and analysis has shown that the effects of hysteresis and Reynolds number on torque coefficient should be considered in the analysis. Furthermore, running characteristics have been investigated from a viewpoint of the method of load control.
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Katsumi AOKI, Toru YAMAMOTO, Hiroaki OHTA, Yasuki NAKAYAMA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2753-2758
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When centrifugal pumps are used for pumping high viscosity liquid, it is a problem that pump efficiency decreases as the viscosity of pumped liquid is higher. As the cause, the change of influence on the efficiency of various losses (for example, disc friction loss, the loss owing to the channel from inside impellers, leak loss, and collision loss), accompanying the change of flow within the pumps will be considered. In this study, taking notice of the loss of flow owing to channel from inside impellers, the effects of impeller outlet angle and number of blades on the pump efficiency, when high viscosity liquid is pumped up, were investigated.
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Katsumi AOKI, Yasuki NAKAYAMA, Mitsuaki WAKATSUKI
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2759-2766
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This paper reports an experimental study on the circular duct flow superposed with swirling flow. In this study, three time-mean velocity components of swirling flow in circular duct is measured using five-hole pitot probe when the swirling numbers are changing from 0 to 1.35 by the axial flow type swirler. Further, the flow visualization is carried out using a streamer and the spark tracing method, and the flow patterns become clearer. From these results, the present study clarifies the location, size and shape of recirculation, eye of vortex and sub-recirculation zones for the swirling numbers, and maximum reverse flow rate of recirculatin zone.
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Saburo YUASA, Noboru GOTO
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2767-2772
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The combustion characteristics of hydrogen in a test swirl combustor for a micro gas turbine have been studied by varying the following parameters; the swirl number of a vane-type swirler, the throat diameter of an air nozzle and the mean air jet velocity through the nozzle throat. It was found that, with high degree of swirl, a stable hydrogen flame attached to a hydrogen injector were formed even in high velocity air streams because of the formation of a reverse flow zone in the downstream region of the injector. The configurations of the stable flames and the temperature distributions in the combustor were scarcely sensitive to the swirl number and the air jet velocity, but were sensitive to the air nozzle throat diameter. At small throat diameters of the nozzle, diffusion type short hydrogen flames were formed and the temperature distributions in the combustor became uniform just downstream of the flames.
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Yasuhiko SAKAI, Ikuo NAKAMURA, Masafumi MIYATA, Hiroyuki TSUNODA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2773-2780
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The turbulent diffusion process of dye solution has been examined experimentally in the case of a continuous point source in the water turbulent flows with three different uniform mean shear rates. In this paper, the experimental results of the concentration fluctuatin intensity are investigated. Already, the characteristics of the mean concentration field have been reported in ref. (1). The data show that the horizontal and vertical profiles of the r.m.s. values of the concentraiton fluctuation appear nearly similar and especially, vertical profiles skew to the side with the smaller flow velocity. The above characteristics are the same as the results of the mean concentration field. Further, by using the random rectangular wave model for the concentration fluctuating signal, an analysis for the concentration fluctuation intensity is made. The caluculated profiles expressed quite well the experimental results.
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Yoshiteru ENOMOTO, Shoichi FURUHAMA
1985 Volume 51 Issue 468 Pages
2781-2787
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Thin film thermocouples have been successfully produced, using ceramics as body material, through the application of the technique used to make thin film thermocouples previously developed by the authors. The measurement of instantaneous temperature and instataneous heat flux, on the surface of the ceramic plate fixed on top of the piston, was accomplished using the thin film thermocouples thus developed. As the results, conditions of the heat transfer to the ceramic wall of high temperature have been determined.
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