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The initiation of a planar fluid plume beneath a rigid lid
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The initiation of a planar fluid plume beneath a rigid lid

P.S. Russell, L.K. Forbes and G.C. Hocking
Journal of Engineering Mathematics, Vol.106(1), pp.107-121
2017
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Abstract

The unsteady growth of a viscous fluid plume beneath a rigid upper lid is investigated. Two-dimensional (planar) flow is assumed, through a fissure in the horizontal lower boundary. Initially, the fluid exiting the bottom is assumed to form a semi-circular region, but rises as time progresses, and spreads across the upper boundary. The problem is modelled using Boussinesq theory, and solved using a time-dependent spectral method. These numerical solutions are also compared with the results of a simpler inviscid asymptotic solution. Results are indicated for different input fluid speeds and fissure widths.

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