Motion of Deformable Drops Through Porous Media

Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics - Tập 49 Số 1 - Trang 71-90 - 2017
Alexander Z. Zinchenko1, Robert H. Davis1
1Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 80309-0424

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This review describes recent progress in the fundamental understanding of deformable drop motion through porous media with well-defined microstructures, through rigorous first-principles hydrodynamical simulations and experiments. Tight squeezing conditions, when the drops are much larger than the pore throats, are particularly challenging numerically, as the drops nearly coat the porous material skeleton with small surface clearance, requiring very high surface resolution in the algorithms. Small-scale prototype problems for flow-induced drop motion through round capillaries and three-dimensional (3D) constrictions between solid particles, and for gravity-induced squeezing through round orifices and 3D constrictions, show how forcing above critical conditions is needed to overcome trapping. Scaling laws for the squeezing time are suggested. Large-scale multidrop/multiparticle simulations for emulsion flow through a random granular material with multiple drop breakup show that the drop phase generally moves faster than the carrier fluid; both phase velocities equilibrate much faster to the statistical steady state than does the drop-size distribution.

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Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics

Tập 49 Số 1

71-90

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