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A method is described of predicting the growth of a tangential velocity profile in fully developed laminar axial flow through a concentric annulus when the inner surface is rotated at speeds which are insufficient to generate Taylor vortices. The treatment, which is based on simplification and subsequent solution of the Navier-Stokes equations, as Fourier-Bessel series, appears preferable to momentum-integral techniques through greater simplicity of expression and in requiring fewer assumptions about the developing tangential profile. The validity of the predictions is best at high axial Reynolds number.
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