Velocity slip in microscale cylindrical Couette flow: the Langmuir model

Myong, R.S. and Reese, Jason and Barber, Robert W. and Emerson, David (2005) Velocity slip in microscale cylindrical Couette flow: the Langmuir model. Physics of Fluids, 17 (8). 087105. ISSN 1070-6631 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2003154)

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Abstract

The velocity slip on the solid surfaces of microscale cylindrical Couette flow is investigated using the Langmuir adsorption model for the gas-surface molecular interaction. The accommodation coefficient in the Maxwell model, which is a free parameter based on the concept of diffusive reflection, is replaced by a physical parameter of heat adsorption in the Langmuir model. The phenomenon of velocity inversion is then clearly explained by introducing a velocity polar on the hodograph plane. It is also shown that the quantity used to determine the momentum slip in a concentric cylindrical geometry should be based upon the angular velocity, not the velocity itself. Finally, and despite their totally independent considerations of the gas-surface molecular interaction, the Maxwell and Langmuir slip models are shown to be in qualitative agreement with direct simulation Monte Carlo data in capturing the general features of the flow field.

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Myong, R.S., Reese, Jason ORCID logoORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5188-1627, Barber, Robert W. and Emerson, David;
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