Abstract
The motion of slender body in an modelled rotor which is, in size, twice as large as the practical Toyoda BD-200 Open-End spinning rotor have been investigated experimentally. Furthermore, the equation of motion based on Shiomi's analysis was calculated numerically, and compared with the experimental results.The results obtained were summarized as follows.1) After the slender body leaves the exit of the transport tube, it moves toward the bottom, and then rises to the surface and at last moves rotationally toward the slide wall of the rotor.2) The slender body collides to the slide wall of the rotor from the back of it, and then falls forward.3) In regard to the motion of the slender body, experimental results agree well with theoretical results based on Shiomi's analysis.
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