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Dynamics of a Spherical Body in a Liquid with Rotational Vibration of the Cavity

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The average dynamics of a single solid sphere in a liquid-filled cylindrical cavity in the presence of high-frequency rotational oscillation about the axis of symmetry is studied experimentally. In the cavity there is an impermeable membrane which forces the liquid as a whole to vibrates together with the cavity. Various orientations of the vessel in the gravity force field are considered. The action of an average force of vibrational nature on the sphere and the dependence of this force on the vibration parameters and the body dimensions and density are studied. The force is measured with respect to the “floating” threshold for the heavy body, when the average vibrational force balances or exceeds the action of the gravity force.

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  1. A. A. Ivanova
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Ivanova, A.A., Kozlov, V.G. Dynamics of a Spherical Body in a Liquid with Rotational Vibration of the Cavity. Fluid Dynamics 36, 701–711 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1013012616550

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