The Marangoni effect induced by mass transfer at the interface between two immiscible liquids displays important influence on laboratory and industrial operation of solvent extraction. A systematic numerical study of ...The Marangoni effect induced by mass transfer at the interface between two immiscible liquids displays important influence on laboratory and industrial operation of solvent extraction. A systematic numerical study of the two-dimensional Marangoni effect in a two liquid layer system was conducted. The linear relationship of the inter- facial tension versus the solute concentration was incorporated into a mathematical model accounting for liquid flow and mass transfer in both phases. The typical cases analyzed by Sternling & Scriven (AIChE J., 1959) using the linear instability theory were simulated bv the finite difference method and good agreement between the theory and the numerical simulation was observed. The simulation suggests that the Marangoni convection needs certain time to develop sufficiently in strength and scale to enhance the interphase mass transfer, the Marangoni effect is dynamic and transient, and remains at some stabilized level as long as the mass transfer driving force is kept con- stant. When certain level of shear is imposed at the interface as in most cases of practical significance, the Maran- goni effect is suppressed slightly but progressively as the shear is increased gradually. The present two-dimensional simulation of the Marangoni effect provides some insight into the underlying mechanism and also the basis for further theoretical study of the three-dimensional Marangoni effect in the real world and in chemical engineering applications.展开更多
The asymptotic method and phase field simulation are applied to study the influences of variation of the surface tension with temperature on the movements of solid-liquid interfaces in the solidification process of sp...The asymptotic method and phase field simulation are applied to study the influences of variation of the surface tension with temperature on the movements of solid-liquid interfaces in the solidification process of spherical and cylindrical nuclei, respectively. Results indicate that Marangoni effect will increase the critical nucleation radius, slow up the movement of interface. The tip speed of dendrite decreases linearly with Marangoni number for melt without convection. The results of phase field simulation are qualitatively in accord with that of asymptotic method.展开更多
Marangoni effect at the two-phase interface with different surface tension as a unique mass transfer phenomenon has been widely used in daily life and industrialmanufacture.However,their marvelous liquid-driving capab...Marangoni effect at the two-phase interface with different surface tension as a unique mass transfer phenomenon has been widely used in daily life and industrialmanufacture.However,their marvelous liquid-driving capability between miscible liquids has long been ignored,especially in water environments.Here,we first reveal a distinct underwater Marangoni effect between the solvent of glues and the water layer on solid surfaces.Driven by the Marangoni effect,organic solvents with water solubility,high dielectric constant,and low diffusivity could effectively exclude the interfacial water layer,enabling direct and effective contact between glues and solid surfaces.Our experimental results and theoretical simulation proved that a relatively large ratio of the Marangoni number in the horizontal direction and to the vertical direction ensured an effective underwater adhesion of the water-excluding glue.This surface engineering approach provides an alternative to the traditional methods of molecular engineering for realizing underwater adhesion.展开更多
A mathematical model accounting for unsteady mass transfer across interface of a stationary iron droplet immersed into molten slag was established through the volume of fluid coupled with level set method.The Marangon...A mathematical model accounting for unsteady mass transfer across interface of a stationary iron droplet immersed into molten slag was established through the volume of fluid coupled with level set method.The Marangoni effect induced by mass transfer was reproduced successfully,and the hydrodynamic instability phenomena at the interface,such as the Marangoni convection flow,the evolution of the interfacial tension during the mass transfer,and the influence of Marangoni effect on the mass transfer rate,were revealed.The results show that the Marangoni convection flow develops quickly and behaves as an ordered structure in the forms of four pairs of the convection cell at the edge of the droplet once the oxygen transfer across the interface starts.The average convection flow velocity along the interface is high,even more than 0.025 m/s,depending on the droplet diameter,which facilitates the mass transfer.The Marangoni convection flow of the large droplet develops more easily than that of the small droplet,and the larger the droplet diameter is,the higher the convection flow velocity and the mass transfer rate are.Moreover,it is shown that the droplet diameter influences the impacting region of the Marangoni convection flow and its duration period.展开更多
The characteristics of a vapor bubble within the thermal boundary layer were theoretically analyzed.The physical models accounting for the variation of ioterfacial tension and nuid density with tempera-ture were propo...The characteristics of a vapor bubble within the thermal boundary layer were theoretically analyzed.The physical models accounting for the variation of ioterfacial tension and nuid density with tempera-ture were proposed to investigate bubble interfaCe aspects and the fluid flow around the bubble. The analyses demonstrated that the variation in interfacial tension results in variations in the liquid-vapor interface shape and bubble dynamics, which may play a significant role in the departure process of a vapor bubble from a heated wall surface. Increasing temperature gradients in the boundary layer and the gravitational field induce a contact line contraction and correspondingly promotes bubble depar-ture. The simulation of liquid now around the bubble shows that natural convection dominates the flow for earth conditions; however, the thermocapillary forces provide the principal catalyst for bubble departure in a microgravity environment. The results indicate that both the vapor bubble contraction and the Marangoni flow may increase the heat transfer around the vapor bubble and may cause the bubble to mov away from the heating surface, further increasing heat transfer.展开更多
In this paper,we study the Marangoni effects in the mixture of two Newtonian fluids due to the thermo-induced surface tension heterogeneity on the interface.We employ an energetic variational phase field model to desc...In this paper,we study the Marangoni effects in the mixture of two Newtonian fluids due to the thermo-induced surface tension heterogeneity on the interface.We employ an energetic variational phase field model to describe its physical phenomena,and obtain the corresponding governing equations defined by a modi-fied Navier-Stokes equations coupled with phase field and energy transport.A mixed Taylor-Hood finite element discretization together with full Newton’s method are applied to this strongly nonlinear phase field model on a specific domain.Under different boundary conditions of temperature,the resulting numerical solutions illustrate that the thermal energy plays a fundamental role in the interfacial dynamics of two-phase flows.In particular,it gives rise to a dynamic interfacial tension that depends on the direction of temperature gradient,determining the movement of the interface along a sine/cosine-like curve.展开更多
The mathematical model of mass transfer-induced Marangoni effect is formulated. The drop surface evolution is captured by the level set method, in which the interface is represented by the embedded set of zero level o...The mathematical model of mass transfer-induced Marangoni effect is formulated. The drop surface evolution is captured by the level set method, in which the interface is represented by the embedded set of zero level of a scalar distance function defined in the whole computational domain. Numerical simulation of the Marangoni effect induced by interphase mass transfer to/from deformable single drops in unsteady motion in liquid-liquid extraction systems is performed in a Eulerian axisymmetric reference frame. The occurrence and development of the Marangoni effect are simulated, and the re- sults are in good agreement with the classical theoretical analysis and previous simulation.展开更多
An experimental investigation was performed on Marangoni effect of cracked liquid film of aqueous Na_2SO_4 flowing over a vertical heated plate by using a sensitive infrared imaging technique. The results show that th...An experimental investigation was performed on Marangoni effect of cracked liquid film of aqueous Na_2SO_4 flowing over a vertical heated plate by using a sensitive infrared imaging technique. The results show that the thermal and solutal Marangoni effects, which result from the non-uniform distributions of surface temperature and concentration of the film, respectively, occur in the streamwise and transverse directions of the film, generating different influences on the film heat transfer. Taking account of the Marangoni number (Ma) and the solution concentration (c_0), a correlation of the Nusselt number (Nu) for the cracked liquid film is proposed.展开更多
By utilizing optical Schlieren method, the Rayleigh Bénard Marangoni convection in mass transfer process was observed. A recorder and a camera separately recorded dynamic and static convective flow patterns dur...By utilizing optical Schlieren method, the Rayleigh Bénard Marangoni convection in mass transfer process was observed. A recorder and a camera separately recorded dynamic and static convective flow patterns during experiments . Different organic solvents were selected to investigate the RBM effects induced by different driving mechanisms including density gradient, surface tension gradient and their combination. Thermal effects produced by solvents evaporation and solute absorption/desorption are thought as an important factor in the creation of RBM convection during the mass transfer process. Qualitative analysis of experimental results is presented on the basis of photos and videotapes that were taken as direct visual evidences. Experimental results show that the thermal effect accompanying the mass transfer can be a cause at the onset of RBM convection and can′t be neglected simply in study of RBM effect driven by mass transfer.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (20490206, 20576133, 20676134) and Petro China.
文摘The Marangoni effect induced by mass transfer at the interface between two immiscible liquids displays important influence on laboratory and industrial operation of solvent extraction. A systematic numerical study of the two-dimensional Marangoni effect in a two liquid layer system was conducted. The linear relationship of the inter- facial tension versus the solute concentration was incorporated into a mathematical model accounting for liquid flow and mass transfer in both phases. The typical cases analyzed by Sternling & Scriven (AIChE J., 1959) using the linear instability theory were simulated bv the finite difference method and good agreement between the theory and the numerical simulation was observed. The simulation suggests that the Marangoni convection needs certain time to develop sufficiently in strength and scale to enhance the interphase mass transfer, the Marangoni effect is dynamic and transient, and remains at some stabilized level as long as the mass transfer driving force is kept con- stant. When certain level of shear is imposed at the interface as in most cases of practical significance, the Maran- goni effect is suppressed slightly but progressively as the shear is increased gradually. The present two-dimensional simulation of the Marangoni effect provides some insight into the underlying mechanism and also the basis for further theoretical study of the three-dimensional Marangoni effect in the real world and in chemical engineering applications.
基金Project supported by Shanghai International Cooperation Foundation (No.055207081)Shanghai Leading Academic Discipline Project (No.Y0103)
文摘The asymptotic method and phase field simulation are applied to study the influences of variation of the surface tension with temperature on the movements of solid-liquid interfaces in the solidification process of spherical and cylindrical nuclei, respectively. Results indicate that Marangoni effect will increase the critical nucleation radius, slow up the movement of interface. The tip speed of dendrite decreases linearly with Marangoni number for melt without convection. The results of phase field simulation are qualitatively in accord with that of asymptotic method.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(project nos.2018YFA0209500 and 2019YFA0709300)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(grant nos.21621091,21972155,21975209,22005255,22035008,52025132,and 22205244)+2 种基金Projects of International Cooperation and Exchanges Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC,grant no.1A1111KYSB20200010)National Program for Special Support of Eminent Professionals and the Fundamental Research Funds for Central Universities(grant no.20720190037)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(grant no.2022M713225).
文摘Marangoni effect at the two-phase interface with different surface tension as a unique mass transfer phenomenon has been widely used in daily life and industrialmanufacture.However,their marvelous liquid-driving capability between miscible liquids has long been ignored,especially in water environments.Here,we first reveal a distinct underwater Marangoni effect between the solvent of glues and the water layer on solid surfaces.Driven by the Marangoni effect,organic solvents with water solubility,high dielectric constant,and low diffusivity could effectively exclude the interfacial water layer,enabling direct and effective contact between glues and solid surfaces.Our experimental results and theoretical simulation proved that a relatively large ratio of the Marangoni number in the horizontal direction and to the vertical direction ensured an effective underwater adhesion of the water-excluding glue.This surface engineering approach provides an alternative to the traditional methods of molecular engineering for realizing underwater adhesion.
基金funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51904062)the Fundamental Research Funds of the Central Universities of China(No.N2225021)the Doctoral Scientific Research Foundation of Liaoning Institute of Science and Technology(No.2107B04).
文摘A mathematical model accounting for unsteady mass transfer across interface of a stationary iron droplet immersed into molten slag was established through the volume of fluid coupled with level set method.The Marangoni effect induced by mass transfer was reproduced successfully,and the hydrodynamic instability phenomena at the interface,such as the Marangoni convection flow,the evolution of the interfacial tension during the mass transfer,and the influence of Marangoni effect on the mass transfer rate,were revealed.The results show that the Marangoni convection flow develops quickly and behaves as an ordered structure in the forms of four pairs of the convection cell at the edge of the droplet once the oxygen transfer across the interface starts.The average convection flow velocity along the interface is high,even more than 0.025 m/s,depending on the droplet diameter,which facilitates the mass transfer.The Marangoni convection flow of the large droplet develops more easily than that of the small droplet,and the larger the droplet diameter is,the higher the convection flow velocity and the mass transfer rate are.Moreover,it is shown that the droplet diameter influences the impacting region of the Marangoni convection flow and its duration period.
文摘The characteristics of a vapor bubble within the thermal boundary layer were theoretically analyzed.The physical models accounting for the variation of ioterfacial tension and nuid density with tempera-ture were proposed to investigate bubble interfaCe aspects and the fluid flow around the bubble. The analyses demonstrated that the variation in interfacial tension results in variations in the liquid-vapor interface shape and bubble dynamics, which may play a significant role in the departure process of a vapor bubble from a heated wall surface. Increasing temperature gradients in the boundary layer and the gravitational field induce a contact line contraction and correspondingly promotes bubble depar-ture. The simulation of liquid now around the bubble shows that natural convection dominates the flow for earth conditions; however, the thermocapillary forces provide the principal catalyst for bubble departure in a microgravity environment. The results indicate that both the vapor bubble contraction and the Marangoni flow may increase the heat transfer around the vapor bubble and may cause the bubble to mov away from the heating surface, further increasing heat transfer.
基金Pengtao Sun was supported in part by Research Development Award of University of Nevada Las Vegas 2220-320-980CChun Liu was supported in part by National Science Foundation Grant DMS-0707594+1 种基金Jinchao Xu was supported in part by National Science Foundation Grant DMS-0609727 and Alexander H.Humboldt FoundationThis work was also supported by the Center for Computational Mathematics and Applications of Penn State.
文摘In this paper,we study the Marangoni effects in the mixture of two Newtonian fluids due to the thermo-induced surface tension heterogeneity on the interface.We employ an energetic variational phase field model to describe its physical phenomena,and obtain the corresponding governing equations defined by a modi-fied Navier-Stokes equations coupled with phase field and energy transport.A mixed Taylor-Hood finite element discretization together with full Newton’s method are applied to this strongly nonlinear phase field model on a specific domain.Under different boundary conditions of temperature,the resulting numerical solutions illustrate that the thermal energy plays a fundamental role in the interfacial dynamics of two-phase flows.In particular,it gives rise to a dynamic interfacial tension that depends on the direction of temperature gradient,determining the movement of the interface along a sine/cosine-like curve.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 20490206 & 20576133, 50404009)PetroChina and the National Basic Research Program of China (Grant Nos. 2004CB619203, 2004CB619203)
文摘The mathematical model of mass transfer-induced Marangoni effect is formulated. The drop surface evolution is captured by the level set method, in which the interface is represented by the embedded set of zero level of a scalar distance function defined in the whole computational domain. Numerical simulation of the Marangoni effect induced by interphase mass transfer to/from deformable single drops in unsteady motion in liquid-liquid extraction systems is performed in a Eulerian axisymmetric reference frame. The occurrence and development of the Marangoni effect are simulated, and the re- sults are in good agreement with the classical theoretical analysis and previous simulation.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 20576050)
文摘An experimental investigation was performed on Marangoni effect of cracked liquid film of aqueous Na_2SO_4 flowing over a vertical heated plate by using a sensitive infrared imaging technique. The results show that the thermal and solutal Marangoni effects, which result from the non-uniform distributions of surface temperature and concentration of the film, respectively, occur in the streamwise and transverse directions of the film, generating different influences on the film heat transfer. Taking account of the Marangoni number (Ma) and the solution concentration (c_0), a correlation of the Nusselt number (Nu) for the cracked liquid film is proposed.
文摘By utilizing optical Schlieren method, the Rayleigh Bénard Marangoni convection in mass transfer process was observed. A recorder and a camera separately recorded dynamic and static convective flow patterns during experiments . Different organic solvents were selected to investigate the RBM effects induced by different driving mechanisms including density gradient, surface tension gradient and their combination. Thermal effects produced by solvents evaporation and solute absorption/desorption are thought as an important factor in the creation of RBM convection during the mass transfer process. Qualitative analysis of experimental results is presented on the basis of photos and videotapes that were taken as direct visual evidences. Experimental results show that the thermal effect accompanying the mass transfer can be a cause at the onset of RBM convection and can′t be neglected simply in study of RBM effect driven by mass transfer.