MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF TURBULENT VISCOUS LIQUID MODE WITH CONTINUOUS FLOW RATE CHANGE  FOR HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS

Ismailova Shahla Hajibala gizi

doi:doi:10.30987/2782-5957-2023-2-37-46

VAK Russia 2.3.7 VAK Russia 2.5.10 UDC 532.5 Russian Library and Bibliographic Classification 344

MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF TURBULENT VISCOUS LIQUID MODE WITH CONTINUOUS FLOW RATE CHANGE FOR HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS

Published в Transport engineering · Volume 2023, Issue 2, 2023 · Pages 37–46 · Rubrics: Mechanical engineering

DOI 10.30987/2782-5957-2023-2-37-46

Received: 20.11.2022 Accepted: 11.01.2023 Published: 28.02.2023

Authors

Ismailova Shahla Hajibala gizi ¹

1 Sumgayit State University
Sumgayit, Azerbaijan

ABSTRACT

The current state of the issue related to the flow of two-phase (heterogeneous) liquids in hydraulic and water management systems is analysed. The paper objective is to develop hydrodynamic equations of infinitely variable two-phase fluids in accordance with mathematical models taking into account external mass exchange. Based on the problems defined in accordance with the paper objective, the task of building a mathematical model to analyze the turbulent mode of viscous fluid with a continuous flow rate change for hydraulic systems is set.

KEYWORDS

hydraulic system turbulent mode liquid two-phase fluid

Information References

Authors:

1. Sumgayit State University

Sumgayit, Azerbaijan

Type:

Article

Pages:

from 37 to 46

Status:

Published

Subject area:

VAK Russia 2.3.7
VAK Russia 2.5.10
UDC 532.5
Russian Library and Bibliographic Classification 344

Language:

Russian

Keywords:

hydraulic system, turbulent mode, liquid, two-phase fluid

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