Rivner F. Ganiev
Institute of Machine Science named after A. A. Blagonravov, Russian Academy of Sciences Moscow, Russia
Leonid E. Ukrainskiy
Institute of Machine Science named after A. A. Blagonravov, Russian Academy of Sciences Moscow, Russia
This book is devoted to a systematic statement of the foundations of nonlinear wave mechanics - a new branch of mechanics, which is a scientific basis for wave technologies, having no analogues in world practice.
The results of application of wave technologies in most cases cannot be obtained in practice by the methods known at present, concerning the quality of the materials and products, the power inputs (a high quality of the products obtained using wave technologies is achieved at a significant reduction of power inputs), and other indicators.
Necessity to implement the wave of technologies in practice has led to the development of a new area of mechanical engineering - a wave engineering.
The main results (non-classical formulations of the problems, methods of investigation, new relationships of wave and oscillating processes in multiphase systems, wave mechanisms of motions and of stabilization, wave and oscillating phenomena and effects), presented in details in this book, show quite conclusively, that a number of wave phenomena and effects can hardly be obtained (even using the most ultimate modern supercomputers) without successful preliminary analytical procedure of establishment of the modes of motion. Here, analytics provides a clear understanding of physics and mechanics of nonlinear wave phenomena. These moments are likely to be taken as a rather natural approach by physicists and engineers delved into complex nonlinear wave and oscillating processes, especially at the conditions of nonlinear resonances. Certainly, in order to solve successfully such complex problems, it is necessary to reveal a certain art while formulating the problems on mechanics, based on the experience of work in the field of nonlinear oscillations and practical observations over oscillating and wave processes.
580 pages, © 2012
Preface
Introduction
1. Motion of Solid Particles Suspended in Fluid in Wave Fields—Multiphase Mathematical Model of the System and Wave Effects
2. Dynamics of Bubbles in Fluid in Wave Fields: Mathematical Statement of the Problem about Dynamics of the Multiphase Medium “Liquid-Gas”—Wave and Oscillatory Effects
3. Wave Stabilization, Laminarization, and Turbulization of the Flows of Viscous Fluid: Wave Approaches to the Improvement of Reliability and Ensuring Noiseless Designs with a Fluid, and to the Reduction of Wall Friction. Acceleration of Fluid Motion in Capillaries and Porous Media asWell as in Granulated Solids by Means of the Waves
4. Wave Processes in Porous Mediums Saturated with Liquid.Wave Methods to Accelerate Filtration. Generation of Additional Filtration Flows
5. Scientific Basis of Wave Machines and Devices; Nonlinear Generation of Vibrations and Waves; Mixing in Viscous Liquid Flows; Generators of Vibrations and Waves—Key Elements (“Drivers”) of Wave Machines
6. Principles of Wave Mechanochemistry. Wave Mechanochemical Effects. Material Science and Chemical Technologies. Wave Technologies of Building Materials Production. Wave Nanotechnologies
7. Wave Technologies for Oil and Gas Production and Enhancement of Oil–Gas–Condensate Recovery of Reservoirs: Development of Wave Equipment
8. Wave Machines and Devices: TypicalWave Technologies
References
Index