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Simulation of interaction of gas bubbles in a liquid with allowing for their small asphericity
A. A. Aganin, A. I. Davletshin Institute of Mechanics and Engineering, Kazan Science Center, the Russian Academy of Sciences
Abstract:
A mathematical model of interaction of two gas bubbles in a liquid with allowing for the small distortions of the bubble surfaces is proposed. This model is a set of ordinary differential equations of the second order in the radii of the bubbles, the coordinates of their centers and the amplitudes of the deflections of the shape of the bubble surfaces from the spherical one. It is of the fourth order of accuracy relative to the ratio of the characteristic radius of the bubbles to the characteristic distance between them. In the model, the effects of the liquid viscosity and compressibility are taken into account, the gas in the bubbles is assumed homobaric. For its validation, the known solution of the problem of collapse of an empty cavity near a plane rigid wall, which was obtained by the boundary element method, has been used. To illustrate the applicability of the model, three problems of interaction of two bubbles are considered. In the first problem, the bubbles move away from one another, deflections of their surfaces from the spherical ones decrease. In the second problem, the bubbles approach each other and then create a bound pair, which then translates in the liquid as a unit. During the approach the deflections from the spherical shape of the bubbles slightly increase but keep small. In the third problem, the bubbles approach each other, the distortions of their spherical shape rapidly increase so that the amplitude of the deflections from the spherical shape of one of the bubbles soon becomes equal to its radius, which, according to the chosen criterion, means its destruction.
Received: 20.10.2008
Citation:
A. A. Aganin, A. I. Davletshin, “Simulation of interaction of gas bubbles in a liquid with allowing for their small asphericity”, Matem. Mod., 21:6 (2009), 89–102
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