Abstract
Within the framework of the model of anisotropic near-well turbulence, an approximate analytical solution is obtained for the problem of steady-state turbulent flow of an incompressible liquid initiated in the gap between coaxial circular cylinders of radii R1 and R2 by the rotation of the internal cylinder of radius R1 relative to the common axis, with the other cylinder being fixed (Taylor–Couette flow). The profiles of the angular and linear liquid velocities along the radius in the gap in the mode of a fully developed turbulence have been determined. The solution is compared with the well-known theoretical and experimental data at the radius ratio R1/R2 =0.716 and Reynolds numbers Re = 105, 106, and 2·106.
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