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Oscillatory flow past a porous bed

Oszillierende Strömung über ein poröses Bett

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Taking the most general form of Darcy law, flow past and against a porous bed is analysed when the free stream oscillates with or without a non-zero mean. Boundary layer characteristics within the porous bed are derived.

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Ausgehend von der allgemeinsten Form des Darcyschen Gesetzes wird die Strömung über und gegen ein poröses Bett untersucht im Fall oszillierender Außenströmung. Es werden Grenzschichteigenschaften der Strömungsgrößen im porösen Bett hergeleitet.

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  1. Department of Mathematics, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India

    S. S. Chawla &  S. Singh

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Chawla, S.S., Singh, S. Oscillatory flow past a porous bed. Acta Mechanica 34, 205–213 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01227985

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