Vibrational convection in a heterogeneous binary mixture. Part 2. Frozen waves

Author:

Vorobev AnatoliyORCID,Lyubimova TatyanaORCID

Abstract

The action of high-frequency vibrations on a heterogeneous binary mixture that fills in a closed container is numerically modelled to validate the theoretical model obtained in the first part of the work, and to investigate the role of interfacial stresses in the evolution of miscible boundaries. Only weightlessness conditions are considered. A recent experimental study reports the threshold ignition of the frozen waves at a miscible interface even under weightlessness conditions, which cannot be explained on the basis of the classical approach that represents a binary mixture as a single-phase fluid with an impurity. This effect, however, can be well explained on the basis of the phase-field equations that were derived in the first part of our work. In particular, we found that when the vibrational forcing is sufficiently strong (the vibrational forcing is primarily determined by the amplitude of the vibrational velocity), above a certain threshold value, then the interface becomes shaped into a ‘frozen’ (time independent to the naked eye) structure of several pillars (the frozen waves) with axes perpendicular to the directions of the vibrations. The threshold level of the vibrations is determined by the interfacial stresses that need to be associated with miscible interfaces. The time needed for setting up the frozen pattern is relatively small, determined by hydrodynamic processes, however this time grows exponentially near the threshold. The frozen pattern remains stable either indefinitely long (if liquids are partially miscible) or until the interface becomes invisible due to diffusive smearing (if liquids are miscible in all proportions). A further increase of the vibrational forcing alters the number of the pillars, which happens discretely when the intensity of the vibrations surpasses a sequence of further critical levels. Correlation of the results with the previous experimental and theoretical studies validates the new approach making it a useful tool for tracing thermo- and hydrodynamic changes in heterogeneous mixtures.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (CUP)

Subject

Mechanical Engineering,Mechanics of Materials,Condensed Matter Physics

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