On the Frictional Resistance of Enclosed Rotating Cones : 1st Report, Frictional Moment and Observation of Flow with a Smooth Surface
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The effects of a cone vertex angle θ on the frictional moment of a rotating cone were investigated experimentally over a range of vertex angles from 30° to 270°, when the cone was rotated in a conical casing the vertex angle of which was equal to that of the rotor. In the case of 120°≦θ≦180°, the moment coefficient C_M was found to be almost independent of θ in any flow regime, but at θ≦90°, a fairly large difference of C_M due to θ was observed in the region where the spacing ratio s/r_0 was comparatively large and the Reynolds number was small. Visual study of flow was conducted at θ = 180° (disk) and θ = 60°. It was deduced that, in the case of θ = 90°, vortices similar to those of Taylor type occurred in the flow.
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