Taylor Couette Flows
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okay thanx for the info..... are you talking about JNU delhi? if so, is the setup still there? and will we be able to see it?
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what fluid have you used as the media, and what bearings have been used in the setup?
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i want to talk to u regarding the setup.
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Dag Simen!
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I think this particular one had an outer cylinder dia of 6 inches and the inner was about 5 inches...you can play around with that...same goes for the angular velocity. It's the Reynolds number that matters.
lampard5287 9 months ago
Hi, Can i ask what is the diameter of both your cylinders and what is the rotational velocity of the inner cylinder when taylor flow occured? Thanks a lot!!
starkidccchen 9 months ago
@starkidccchen If I remember correctly, the outer was about 15mm, the inner was about 12 or so...the taylor vortices appear fairly early around 2rpm (depends on the viscosity of the working solution)
lampard5287 5 months ago
Yes. This is JNU in Delhi. You can contact Prof. Ram Ramaswamy at the School of Physical Sciences, JNU.
lampard5287 1 year ago
Fluid's water+glycerol mixture...about 20percent, Kalliroscope for visualization. We got it machined at the JNU workshop, so I'm not entirely sure of the machining specs
lampard5287 1 year ago
Fire away. What questions do you have?
lampard5287 1 year ago