Abstract

The ellipse and the superellipse are both planar closed curves with a double axis of symmetry. Here we show the isoconcentration contour of the simplified two-dimensional advection-diffusion equation from a stable line source in the center of a wide river. A new two-parameter heteromorphic elliptic equation with a single axis of symmetry is defined. The values of heights, at the point of the maximum width and that of the centroid of the heteromorphic ellipse, are derived through mathematical analysis. Taking the compression coefficient θ = b/a = 1 as the criterion, the shape classification of H-type, Standard-type and W-type for heteromorphic ellipse have been given. The area formula, the perimeter theorem, and the radius of curvature of heteromorphic ellipses, and the geometric properties of the rotating body are subsequently proposed. An illustrative analysis shows that the inner contour curve of a heteromorphic elliptic tunnel has obvious advantages over the multiple- arc splicing cross section. This work demonstrates that the heteromorphic ellipses have extensive prospects of application in all categories of tunnels, liquid transport tanks, aircraft and submarines, bridges, buildings, furniture, and crafts.

Highlights

  • A New Two-Parameter Heteromorphic Elliptic Equation(2020) A New Two-Parameter Heteromorphic Elliptic Equation: Properties and Applications

  • The ellipse is a common planar closed curve with a double axis of symmetry, belonging to the family of conic curves represented by a quadratic equation [1]

  • The shapes of heteromorphic ellipses are classified into a heteromorphic ellipse, which belongs to the H-type with a compression coefficient of 0 < θ = b/a < 1, standard-type with θ = 1, and the W-type with θ > 1

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Summary

A New Two-Parameter Heteromorphic Elliptic Equation

(2020) A New Two-Parameter Heteromorphic Elliptic Equation: Properties and Applications. World Journal of Engineering and Technology, 8, 642-657.

Introduction
Background of the Heteromorphic Elliptic Equation
Comparison of the Heteromorphic Ellipse with the Ellipse
Geometric Properties of the Heteromorphic Ellipse
Centroid Coordinate
Compression Coefficient and Shape Classification
Perimeter
Radius of Curvature
Surface Area of Rotating Body
Surface Area Ratio of Rotating Body
Case Analysis
Application Prospects
Findings
Conclusions

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