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Temperature boundary layer on porous heat-insulated walls in laminar flow
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The paper considers a temperature boundary layer in a flat laminar incompressible flow past a heat-impermeable wall with continuously distributed pores on the surface through which fluid is sucked or blown. To solve this problem, the multiparametric method of L. G. Loitsyansky [1] improved by us in work [2] is used. Universal solutions determined by the numerical method for Prantl numbers: $Pr=1.0$ and $Pr=0.72$ are used to calculate the temperature boundary layer on a cylinder of a circle section and on a standard airfield with the designation NACA 0010-34. 
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Viktor Saljnikov; Sultana Tupurkovska-Poposka. Temperature boundary layer on porous heat-insulated walls in laminar flow. Theoretical and applied mechanics, Tome 10 (1984) no. 1, p. 119 . http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/TAM_1984_10_1_a11/