successive bifurcation conditions of a lorenz-type equation for the fluid convection due to the transient thermal field
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Abstract
This paper investigates the convection flow between the two parallel plates in a fluid cell subject
to the transient thermal field. We use the modal approximations similar to that of the original Lorenz
model to obtain a generalized Lorenz-type model for the flow induced by the transient thermal field at
the bottom plate. This study examines the convection flow bifurcation conditions in relation to
the transient temperature variations and the flow properties. We formulated successive bifurcation
conditions and illustrated the various flow behaviors and their steady-state attractors affected by
the thermal field functions and fluid properties.
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| Authors | ;Xiaoling He |
| Journal | journal of power sources |
| Year | 2007 |
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10.1155/2007/81514
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