Abstract

The development of rocket and space technology in recent years has led to the widespread use of various cryogenic liquids. To increase the shelf life of cryo-products on board spacecraft or in tankers of future space filling stations, it is proposed to create a certain stock of cryo-product, which is simultaneously in a two-phase or three-phase state and forms layers of liquid. The paper considers the problem in a nonlinear formulation about the oscillations of the interface of a two-layer liquid in an arbitrary axisymmetric cavity of a solid body performing angular oscillations around a horizontal axis. For the considered class of cavities with an arbitrary bottom and a lid, the nonlinear problem is reduced to the sequential solution of linear boundary value problems. Nonlinear differential equations describing the oscillations of the interface between two liquids in the vicinity of the main resonance are obtained. In the case of a circular cylindrical cavity with flat bottoms, solutions of boundary value problems in the form of cylindrical functions were used to calculate linear and nonlinear hydrodynamic coefficients depending on the depth and density of the upper liquid.

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