Horizontal convective flow from a line heat source located at the liquid-gas interface in presence of surface film
Boussinesq approximationbuoyant boundary layerexperimental verificationline heat sourceNavier-Stokes equationssecond-order semi-implicit finite differebce schemesimilarity solutionsurface filmthermocapillary convection
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- Deformation of the free surface in a moving locally-heated thin liquid layer
- Shear-driven flows of locally heated liquid films
- Flow driven by a hot wire immersed in a horizontal liquid layer
- Convective flow in a horizontal channel with non-Newtonian surface rheology under time-dependent longitudinal temperature gradient
- Influence of thermocapillary effects on the stability of flow in a horizontal layer
- An experimental investigation of the surface temperature field during evaporative convection
- An experimental study on thermal circulation driven by horizontal differential heating
- Boundary-layer theory. With contributions by Egon Krause and Herbert Oertel jun. Translated from the German by Katherine Mayes
- Bounds on horizontal convection
- Classical and symmetrical horizontal convection: detaching plumes and oscillations
- Convection driven by differential heating at a horizontal boundary
- Horizontal Convection
- Horizontal convection is non-turbulent
- Improved bounds on horizontal convection
- Interfacial phenomena and convection
- Laminar free convection induced by a line heat source, and heat transfer from wires at small Grashof numbers
- Mean flow structure in horizontal convection
- On the boundary-layer structure of high-Prandtl-number horizontal convection
- ON THE SMALLNESS OF SINKING REGIONS IN THE OCEAN
- Practical laws for natural convection of viscous fluids heated from above in a shallow cavity
- Steady laminar natural convection plumes above a horizontal line heat source
- Stepwise transitions in spin-up of rotating Rayleigh-Bénard convection
- The inviscid impingement of a jet with arbitrary velocity profile
- The Nusselt numbers of horizontal convection
- Very viscous horizontal convection
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