Magnetohydrodynamical Steady Aligned Flow Past an Oblique Flat Plate at a High Reynolds Number
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The flow of an electrically conducting viscous fluid past an insulated flat plate at a small incidence, θ, is dealt with by the linearized approximation. The behavior of the flow at large values of viscous Reynolds number, R, magnetic Reynolds number, R_m, and pressure number, S, is studied. Four characteristic types of flow are shown. In the first case: 1≪R≦O(1/sinθ) and κ_1=(1+R_m/R)-[(1-R_m/R)^2+4R_mS/R]^<1/2>>0, the flow field reduces to the conventional potential flow satisfying the Kutta-Joukowski condition. In the second case: 1≪R≦O(1/sinθ) and κ_1<0, the flow field becomes the potential flow satisfying the MHD Kutta-Joukowski condition. In the third case: O(1/sin^2θ)≪R and κ_1>0, the flow field consists of a potential field and a wide wake spreading downstream, where the flow is rotational and the velocity almost vanishes. In the last case: O(1/sin^2θ)≪R and κ_1<0, the flow field consists of two wide wakes spreading both up- and downstream.
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- 1973-06-05
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