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Temperature distribution in a liquid spherical layer around a sphere falling under gravity

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An examination is made of the stationary problem of temperature distribution in a liquid of known mass covering a solid sphere falling under gravity, the temperatures of both media with which the liquid is in contact being given. A solution has been obtained under the assumption of constant coefficient of thermal expansion of the liquid. A number of particular cases is examined, the question of stability of the liquid under the temperature distribution obtained is solved, and the total heat content of the liquid is found.

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Kuznetskii, R.S. Temperature distribution in a liquid spherical layer around a sphere falling under gravity. J Appl Mech Tech Phys 6, 101–102 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00919329

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