The torque required for a steady rotation of a disk in a quiescent fluid
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Abstract
For large values of the Reynolds number Re two terms of the asymptotic series for the torque have been calculated. They are of order Re−1/2 and Re−13/14, respectively. The second term has been obtained after investigation of the double-deck structure which is present near the edge of the disk over a length of order Re−3/7.
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Mathematical Modeling Torque Reynolds Number Industrial Mathematic Asymptotic Series
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