105 research outputs found
MHD free convective flow of water at 4°C past a semi-infinite porous plate
No full textPerdikis C., Takhar H. S. MHD free convective flow of water at 4°C past a semi-infinite porous plate. In: Bulletin de la Classe des sciences, tome 5, n°1-6, 1994. pp. 67-70
Free convection flow of water at 4° C past an infinite porous plate with constant suction and free stream velocity
No full textAn analysis of the two-dimensional flow of water at 4° C past an infinite porous plate is presented under the following conditions : (i) The suction velocity normal to the plate is constant, (ii) the free stream velocity is constant, (iii) the plate temperature is constant, (iv) the difference between the tempera¬ ture of the plate and the free stream is such that to have free convection currents.
Approximate solutions for the coupled non linear equations are obtained for the velocity and temperature field and for the rate of heat transfer. The effects of G (Grashof number) on the velocity and the rate of heat transfer are discussed.Raptis A. A., Perdikis C. P. Free convection flow of water at 4° C past an infinite porous plate with constant suction and free stream velocity. In: Bulletin de la Classe des sciences, tome 68, 1982. pp. 259-266
Free-Convection Flow of Water at 4-Degrees-C Past an Infinite Porous Plate with Constant Suction and Free Stream-Velocity
No full textBulletin De La Classe Des Sciences Academie Royale De Belgiqu
Effects of Mass-Transfer and Free-Convection Currents on the Flow Past an Infinite Porous Plate in a Rotating Fluid
No full textAstrophysics and Space Scienc
Aphis gossypii (Hemiptera: Aphididae) as a factor inhibiting the survival and population increase of the predator Macrolophus pygmaeus (Hemiptera: Miridae) on cucumber
No full textCombined Free and Forced-Convection Flow through a Porous-Medium
No full textInternational Journal of Energy Researc
Trade Dispute Settlement Mechanisms : The WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding in the Wake of The GATT
No full textA critical feature of the GATT Uruguay Round negotiations was the establishment of a new and more effective system of dealing with international trade disputes, known as the WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU). The original GATT dispute settlement system comprised rudimentary remnants of a more thorough framework contained in the defunct Havana Charter of the International Trade Organization (ITO). By the time of the start of the Uruguay Round negotiations in Punta del Este in 1986, the effectiveness and credibility of the GATT dispute settlement system was being very seriously questioned. The primary reason for the increasing lack of confidence in the system was the propensity of GATT contracting countries to ignore the findings of Panels, resulting in a stalemate in a number of high profile trade disputes. Several trade disputes between the EU and the United States discussed were initiated under the GATT dispute settlement system but remained unresolved. These disputes became increasingly acrimonious as a direct consequence of the failure of the GATT system to enforce a satisfactory resolution. This paper provides an outline of the workings of the GATT and WTO dispute settlement systems underlie several recent trade disputes. The first two sections deal with the GATT system of settling trade disputes. The first details the key elements of the GATT dispute settlement system while the second considers its performance in resolving disputes. Section 3 outlines the origins of the WTO DSU and summarises its principal Articles. The WTO DSU is appraised on the basis of its first nine years of operation in Section 4 followed by a brief discussion of the key issues that have arisen from its operation. The final Section makes some concluding comments on the relative efficacy of the GATT and WTO dispute settlement systems
Effects of a Porous-Medium on the Accelerated Flow Past a Vertical Porous Surface
No full textInternational Journal of Energy Researc
Effects of Free-Convection Currents on the Flow of an Electrically Conducting Fluid Past an Accelerated Vertical Infinite-Plate with Variable Suction
No full textZeitschrift Fur Angewandte Mathematik Und Mechani
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