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50                 SLENDER STRUCTURES  AND AXIAL FLOW

                   (a)  for large  a!  and B,  wide or narrow  annuli  [Le. S > 500 and g 2 0.005  (or y  5
                       0.9931,

                            [a2(1 + y2) - 8yl sinh(b - a) + 242 - y + y2) cosh(b -a) - 2y2@   - 2ayfi.
                       H=
                                a2( 1 - y2) sinh(/? - a) - 2aAl + y) cosh(p - a) + 2y2m + 2aya
                                                                                    (2.156a)
                   (b)  for very wide annuli and large S [S > 300 and g  > 40 (or y  < 0.025)],

                                                                                    (2.156b)


                   (c)  for the  same range of  S and  g as in  (b), an  easier approximation is  also valid,
                        namely
                                                            4
                                                    H=l+-;                          (2.156~)
                                                            a!

                   (d)  for moderately wide annuli and large S (S > lo4 and g > 0.1, or S > 2 x  IO3 and
                        g > 0.21,

                                                                                    (2.156d)


                   (e)  for fairly narrow annuli (g > 0.05) and S > lo4,

                                 a(1 + y2) sinh(ga!) + 2(2 - y + y2) cosh(ga!) - 4yfi
                            H=                                                 ,    (2.156e)
                                  41 - y2) sinh(ga) - 2y(l + y) cosh(gcy) + 4yfi
                        although approximation (2.156a) is superior and almost as easy to compute;
                    (f)   for  very  narrow  gap and  very  large S  (g <<  1, S >>  1, g2S >>  1; e.g.  g < 0.05,
                        s > io7, g2s > I@),

                                                                                     (2.156f)


                    In  order  to  utilize these expressions it  is  recalled  that   =   1 + i),  a complex
                  quantity, arising because of the form of a! and B in equations (2.155); hence, sin(A + Bi) =
                  sin A cosh B + i cos A  sinh B, etc.
                    Another set of  approximations were derived by  Sinyavskii et al. (1980), based on the
                  boundary-layer approximation and valid for S >>  1, namely




                                                                                     (2.157)



                  For  zero  confinement  (y = 0),  Cd  = 22/2/6 corresponds  exactly  to  the  expression
                  derived by Batchelor (1967; section 5.1 3).
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