Quantitative Analysis of Secondary Bjerknes Forces in Various Liquids

Author:

Simaciu Ion1,Borsos Zoltan2,Drafta Viorel3,Dumitrescu Gheorghe4

Affiliation:

1. Retired lecturer, Petroleum-Gas University of Ploieşti , Ploiești , Romania

2. Petroleum-Gas University of Ploieşti , Ploiești , Romania

3. Independent researcher

4. High School Toma N. Socolescu , Ploiești , Romania

Abstract

Abstract Evaluating numerically the interaction forces between two free bubbles, under the action of a background of random acoustic radiation, we highlight the contributions of coefficients βs 0 and βa 0 = βu 0 + βth 0 to the magnitude of these forces. The quantitative study of the forces is done for several fluids, as different as possible in terms of properties: water, mercury, liquid helium, and superfluid helium. These forces are evaluated, for different radii of the oscillating bubbles, R 0 = ⎡10−1 − 10−10⏋ m, that the scattering–absorption forces and the scattering–scattering forces are close in magnitude. For water, mercury and liquid helium, the force ratio is in the range fa ∈ (10−3 −1). For superfluid helium, the forces change direction, oscillating, and the ratio of the forces is much less than one, |fa | 1.

Publisher

Walter de Gruyter GmbH

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