Dynamics of a liquid with gas bubbles
The hydrodynamics and diffusion of an admixture near an isolated bubble, which simulates the rise of either a chain of identical bubbles or a system of regularly arranged bubbles of the same volume, are analyzed by solving the Navier-Stokes equations numerically. Data are presented for a specific liquid. It is shown that in both cases the maximum flow velocity on the surface of identical bubbles is practically the same, although in the former case the ascent velocity is considerably higher. The stationary admixture diffusion from a bubble also proves to be nearly the same.
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