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The onset of convection in a porous rectangle is analyzed with account for the anisotropy of the thermal parameters and the permeability. For the Darcy–Boussinesq equations the conditions under which… Click to show full abstract
The onset of convection in a porous rectangle is analyzed with account for the anisotropy of the thermal parameters and the permeability. For the Darcy–Boussinesq equations the conditions under which the problem pertains to the class of cosymmetric systems are established and explicit formulas for the critical Rayleigh numbers corresponding to the loss of stability of the mechanical equilibrium are derived. The critical numbers and the branching stationary convection regimes are calculated using a finite difference method conserving the problem cosymmetry.
Journal Title: Fluid Dynamics
Year Published: 2017
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