带凹槽的微通道中液滴运动数值模拟

运用改进的耗散粒子动力学方法模拟了液滴在由凹槽所构成的粗糙表面微通道内的运动行为.改进的耗散粒子动力学方法采用新近提出的一种短程排斥、长程吸引相互作用势能函数,从而可以模拟带有自由面的流体,如液滴等.模拟了新势能函数下液滴与固体壁面的静态接触角,并用2次多项式拟合了"接触角-a_wf/a_f"变化曲线.研究了液滴在带凹槽的微通道中运动时,微通道壁面浸润性、外场力、液滴温度对液滴流动特性的影响.研究表明壁面浸润性和外场力对液滴流动特性的影响较大,液滴温度对液滴流动特性的影响较小.研究结果对运用耗散粒子动力学方法模拟并分析微流体在复杂微通道的流动有一定的参考价值.     

一种改进的光滑粒子流体动力学前处理方法

为了便于对任意边界形状的计算域快速地布置均匀粒子,提出了一种改进的光滑粒子流体动力学前处理方法.该方法是在2012年Colagrossi等提出的算法基础上进行改进后得到的.Colagrossi等提出的算法能够计算一些简单外形分布比较均匀的粒子.然而当光滑长度与初始粒子间距的比值较大时该方法在计算过程中会出现较强的数值震荡问题,收敛速度慢;而且在计算过程中可能会遭遇流体粒子穿透固体壁面的问题.本文通过引入未知因素修正的平滑粒子动力学模型来提高计算稳定性,并通过对边界附近的流体粒子施加边界力来避免流体粒子穿透固体壁面.算例验证结果表明,利用改进后的光滑粒子流体动力学前处理方法能够快速地对各种边界形状的计算域分布均匀粒子,并且避免了流体粒子穿透固体壁面的问题.     

Free vibration analysis of a hanged clamped-free cylindrical shell partially submerged in fluid: The effect of external wall,internal shaft,and flat bottom

The free flexural vibration of a hanged clamped-free cylindrical shell with various boundary conditions partially submerged in a fluid is investigated. Specifically, the effects of the boundary conditions such as the existence of the external wall, internal shaft, and bottom on the natural vibration characteristics of the partially submerged cylindrical shell are investigated both theoretically and experimentally. The fluid is assumed to be inviscid and irrotational. The cylindrical shell is modeled by using the Rayleigh–Ritz method based on the Sanders shell theory. The kinetic energy of the fluid is derived by solving a boundary-value problem related to the fluid motion. The theoretical predictions were in good agreement with the experimental results validating the theoretical approach developed in this study. The effects of the external wall, internal shaft, and bottom on the natural vibration characteristics can be neglected when its boundaries are not very close to the shell structure.     

Bi(2223)/Ag带超导电流的特性

介绍了关于Bi(2223)/Ag带超导电流的特性,包括本征钉扎,Ic与Lorentz力大小的关系,Ic的磁滞。也就是说,Ic的大小不仅与磁场的历史有关,而且与样品在磁场中取向的历史也有关。提出了Ic磁滞的物理解释。评述了Bi(2223)/Ag带中导电的各种模型,包括砖墙模型、铁路道岔模型和自由流通模型。最后指出提高超导电流密度的可能途径。     

Polymer depletion interaction between a particle and a wall

The attractive depletion interaction between a spherical particle and a planar wall in a dilute solution of long flexible nonadsorbing free polymer chains is found to depend crucially on the particle to polymer size ratio . While the polymer-induced force between particle and wall decreases monotonically with increasing distance for large , for small it has a maximum at a distance of the order of the polymer size. For ideal chains we study the crossover from large to small behavior in full quantitative detail. Besides the free energy of interaction and the force, we also discuss the spatial variations of the densities of chain-ends and chain-monomers near the wall and particle. Two independent procedures, (1) solving directly the diffusion equation for the density of ends in terms of planar and spherical waves and (2) minimizing the Ginzburg-Landau functional of the “magnetic analog” of the polymer problem, are used to obtain results numerically for a broad range of ratios of the three lengths particle size, polymer size and distance of particle from the wall. Besides previously known cases, we find two more interesting limiting regions of the length ratios for which analytical results can be obtained. [2mm] Received 11 December 1998     

On a new formulation of microphenomena: Basic principles,stationary fields and beyond

In a series of essays, beginning with this article, we are going to develop a new formulation of microphenomena based on the principles of reality and causality. The new theory provides us with a new depiction of microphenomena assuming a unified concept of information, matter and energy. So, we suppose that in a definite microphysical context (including other interacting particles), each particle is enfolded by a probability field whose existence is contingent on the existence of the particle, but it can locally affect the physical status of the particle in a context-dependent manner. The dynamics of the whole particle-field system obeys deterministic equations in a manner such that when the particle is subjected to a conservative force, the field also experiences a conservative complex force, the form of which is determined by the dynamics of the particle. So, the field is endowed with a given amount of energy, but its value is contingent on the physical conditions the particle is subjected to. Based on the energy balance of the particle and its associated field, we argue why the field has a probabilistic objective nature. The basic elements of this new formulation, its application for some stationary states and its nonlinear generalization for conservative systems are discussed here.     

Forces acting on a stationary sphere in power-law fluid flow near the wall

The analysis and evaluation of the forces acting on the particle in a linear shear flow of power-law fluid (PLF) in the presence of the wall were performed. Using the results of a series of computations for a model problem with a spherical particle near a flat wall in the Reynolds number range of 0?200 and the distance to the wall from 0 to 20 particle diameters, the correlation formulas for calculating the coefficients of drag force and lift force were obtained. Special attention was paid to the behavior of the forces acting on the particle approaching the wall.     

Nonlocal fluid density distribution in the vicinity of the critical point

The differential equation for the component local density of a binary fluid was obtained as a result of an isoperimetric problem of the system free energy minimization under condition of particle number stability. The obtained expression can be used in the calculation of liquid's profiles as well as in the investigation of thermodynamic properties in the vicinity of the critical point. An isoperimetric problem solution for the model binary fluid of the system free energy minimization under condition of particle number stability was obtained in different cases: fluid within flat parallel layer under a gravitational field, under a gravitational field and wall potential as well as under a wall potential for another equation of state.     

On the thermodynamics of hard spheres near a soft repulsive wall

We extend the variational method based on the Gibbs-Bogolioubov inequality to the case of fluids against a wall. We investigate the influence of the softness of the wall on the free energy of the system. For small packing fraction we consider a density expansion. The variational results are compared with the exact ones which are given by a direct expansion of the free energy. A comparison between variational and perturbation methods has been done for small packing fraction and also for a case corresponding to the liquid state. The accuracy of the present extension of the variational method to a surface phenomena is found as good as in the bulk fluid. A very simple expression is given for the change on surface tension when we go from the perfect hard wall to soft repulsive wall.     

Finite-size particles in turbulent channel flow: quadrant analysis and acceleration statistics

The interaction between finite-size particles and turbulent channel flow in the absence of gravity is studied by direct numerical simulations (DNS). The study is motivated by DNS observations of a turbulent channel flow with high-density, pointwise particles, that cluster in regions of high streamwise root-mean-square (RMS) acceleration close to the wall, contrary to what is observed in homogeneous isotropic turbulence. The aim of the present study is to explore if this is still the case when size effects are taken into account in the DNS. Based on the analysis of the velocity and acceleration statistics, the present DNS shows that, close to the wall, particles with ρ_p/ρ_f ranging from 2 to 4 are surrounded by regions with low streamwise RMS velocity but high streamwise RMS acceleration. According to the normalised particle acceleration probability density functions (PDFs), size effects become important in the near-wall region. As particle inertia increases, the normalised PDFs of particle acceleration tend to a Gaussian distribution. The tails of the normalised PDFs of the fluid conditioned by the presence of particles are higher than that of the unconditioned fluid close to the wall.     

A toy cosmology: Radiation from moving mirrors,the final equilibrium state and the instantaneous model of particle

The behaviour of two equal mirrors when they are moved under the force of a quantized sealar massless field is studied via a numerical solution of the system of equations. The field force on each surface is deduced using a variational principle. Then it is proved that the mirrors evolve to a final equilibrium state (with constant velocity), if an external energy greater than the initial field energy is given to the system, independently of how the work that produces the energy is done. Furthermore an instantaneous model of particle is proposed and the Casimir Energy for the moving mirrors is calculated. Several features of the system are similar to those of a cosmological model, therefore using a theorem of Parker some cosmological results are extrapolated.     

Hysteresis mediated by a domain wall motion

The position of an interface (domain wall) in a medium with random pinning defects is not determined unambiguously by the instantaneous value of the driving force, even on average. Employing the general theory of the interface motion in a random medium, we study this hysteresis, different possible shapes of the hysteresis loop, and the dynamical phase transitions between them. Several principal characteristics of the hysteresis, including the coercive force and the curves of dynamical phase transitions obey scaling laws and display a critical behavior in the vicinity of the mobility threshold. At finite temperature the threshold is smeared and a new range of thermally activated hysteresis appears. At a finite frequency of the driving force there exists a range of the non-adiabatic regime in which not only the position, but also the average velocity of the domain wall, displays hysteresis.     

Free energy of colloidal particles at the surface of sessile drops

The influence of finite system size on the free energy of a spherical particle floating at the surface of a sessile droplet is studied both analytically and numerically. In the special case that the contact angle at the substrate equals p \pi/2 , a capillary analogue of the method of images is applied in order to calculate small deformations of the droplet shape if an external force is applied to the particle. The type of boundary conditions for the droplet shape at the substrate determines the sign of the capillary monopole associated with the image particle. Therefore, the free energy of the particle, which is proportional to the interaction energy of the original particle with its image, can be of either sign, too. The analytic solutions, given by the Green's function of the capillary equation, are constructed such that the condition of the forces acting on the droplet being balanced and of the volume constraint are fulfilled. Besides the known phenomena of attraction of a particle to a free contact line and repulsion from a pinned one, we observe a local free-energy minimum for the particle being located at the drop apex or at an intermediate angle, respectively. This peculiarity can be traced back to a non-monotonic behavior of the Green's function, which reflects the interplay between the deformations of the droplet shape and the volume constraint.     

Geschwindigkeitsverteilung,Teilchendichte, transversale Driftgeschwindigkeit und Energiedichte des Neutralgases in der Freifallsäule unter Berücksichtigung der „Neutralgasaufzehrung”︁ durch die Ionisationsvorgänge

A neutral gas rarefaction caused by ionization processes occurs in the plasma of the low pressure gas discharges. The velocity distributions, the particle density, the transversal drift velocity and the energy density of the neutral gas are calculated both for the plane and for the cylindrical positive column under free fall conditions. The neutral gas rarefaction is taken into account. It is shown, that the velocity distributions is non-Maxwellian and anisotropic. The pressure tensor is anisotropic, too. Particle density and energy density of neutral gas decrease with increasing electron density and electron temperature relatively homogeneously over the cross section of the column. Only, if the degree of ionization is high, these densities are much smaller near the axis than at the wall. Decreasing neutral gas temperature causes a similar change in the particle density profile as increasing electron density and electron temperature do. The transverse neutral gas pressure decreases from the axis to the wall in all cases. In the steady-state column an upper limit exists for the transverse particle current density of the neutral gas and of the ion gas. This limit depends on the gas temperature, the filling pressure and the atomic mass of the filling gas. In the appendix the Boltzmann equation is given in a form, which is suitable to investigate cylindrical problems not only for simple examples.     

Local size segregation in polydisperse hard sphere fluids

The structure of polydisperse hard sphere fluids, in the presence of a wall, is studied by the Rosenfeld density functional theory. Within this approach, the local excess free energy depends on only four combinations of the full set of density fields. The case of continuous polydispersity thereby becomes tractable. We predict, generically, an oscillatory size segregation close to the wall, and connect this, by a perturbation theory for narrow distributions, with the reversible work for changing the size of one particle in a monodisperse reference fluid.     

温度和分子间作用对切向动量协调系数的耦合效应

切向动量协调系数(TMAC)是描述气体滑移流动的重要边界条件。运用非平衡分子动力学方法,构建了能够反映流体粒子与壁面粒子相互作用关系的物理模型。结果显示:当壁面存在吸附层或壁面无气体吸附层时,同一势能强度下TMAC值都随着温度的升高而降低;而在吸附层能够解吸附的温度,TMAC值发生突跃。在本文的模拟条件下,气体粒子离开壁面吸附的能力和壁面粒子及吸附层粒子热运动产生的粗糙度决定了TMAC值的分布。     

Hysteresis of the Magnetic Particle in a Dipolar Ising Model

Zero-temperature Monte Carlo simulations are used to investigate the hysteresis of a magnetic particle in a dipolar Ising model.The magnetic particle is described in a systemm of permanent dipoles,and the dipoles are located in a cubic lattice site.The effects of the shape and the size of the particle on the hysteresis loop at zero temperature are obtained.For strong exchange interactions,the shapes of magnetic hysteresis loops approach rectangle.For weak exchange interactions,the effects of the size and the shape of the particle on the loops are more remarkable than those of strong exchange interactions case.The slope of the hysteresis loop decreases with the increase of the ratio of the semi major axis to the semi minor axis of the ellipsoidal magnetic particle,and there is an increase of the slope of the hysteresis with the decrease of the size of the magnetic particle.The effects of the shape and size of the particle on the coercive force at zero temperature are also investigated.     

The selection of layer thicknesses to control acoustic radiation force profiles in layered resonators

Ultrasonic standing waves can be used to generate radiation forces on particles within a fluid. A number of authors have derived detailed representations of these forces but these are most commonly applied using an approximation to the energy distribution based upon an idealized standing wave within a mode based upon rigid boundaries. An electro-acoustic model of the acoustic energy distribution within a standing wave with arbitrary thickness boundaries has been expanded to model the radiation force on an example particle within the acoustic field. This is used to examine the force profile on a particle at resonances other than those predicted with rigid boundaries, and with pressure nodes at different positions. A simple analytical method for predicting modal conditions for combinations of frequencies and layer thickness characteristics is presented, which predicts that resonances can exist that will produce a pressure node at arbitrary positions in the fluid layer of such a system. This can be used to design resonators that will drive particles to positions other than the center of the fluid layer, including the fluid/solid boundary of the layer, with significant potential applications in sensing systems. Further, the model also predicts conditions for multiple subwavelength resonances within the fluid layer of a single resonator, each resonance having different nodal planes for particle concentration.     

自由流区近壁蒸发及未蒸发颗粒的热泳分析

本文给出了自由分子流区作用在壁面附近蒸发及未蒸发颗粒上的热泳力的分析结果.分析中气体分子在壁面和颗粒表面处均假定为部分镜反射和部分漫反射.分析表明,作用在近壁颗粒上的热泳力不仅依赖于气体中的温度梯度,还和气体的压力以及壁面与气体温度比有关.颗粒表面的温度和镜反射分数对作用于未蒸发颗粒的热泳力没有影响,但明显影响作用于蒸发颗粒的热泳力.研究表明,近壁效应及蒸发对颗粒热泳的附加影响是不容忽视的.     

高斯波束对界面附近离轴球形粒子的轴向声辐射力

从声波的散射理论出发,利用级数展开法得到高斯波束的波束因子,推导其对阻抗边界下离轴球形粒子声辐射力.针对刚性球与液体球两种球形粒子进行数值模拟,与自由空间的情况进行比较.讨论边界反射系数、粒子与边界距离、束腰半径以及离轴角度与距离等对声辐射力的影响.仿真结果表明：边界反射系数的增大会引起声辐射力的增加,但不改变峰值的位置;在合适的频率处,可以产生负向声辐射力;声辐射力随粒子与边界距离呈周期性变化;束腰半径的影响主要体现在中高频;随着粒子偏离传播轴的距离和角度增大,声辐射力明显衰减.该研究为利用高斯波束实现对粒子的操纵提供理论基础.