Sliding flows of yield-stress fluids
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Abstract: A theoretical and numerical study of complex sliding flows of yield-stress fluids is presented. Yield-stress fluids are known to slide over solid surfaces if the tangential stress exceeds the {it sliding yield stress}. The sliding may occur due to various microscopic phenomena such as the formation of a infinitesimal lubrication layer of the solvent and/or elastic deformation of the suspended soft particles in the vicinity of the solid surfaces. This leads to a `stick-slip' law which complicates the modelling and analysis of the hydrodynamic characteristics of the yield-stress fluid flow. In the present study, we formulate the problem of sliding flow beyond one-dimensional rheometric flows. Then, a numerical scheme based on the augmented Lagrangian method is presented to attack these kind of problems. Theoretical tools are developed for analysing the flow/no-flow limit. The whole framework is benchmarked in planar Poiseuille flow and validated against analytical solutions. Then two more complex physical problems are investigated: slippery particle sedimentation and pressure-driven sliding flow in porous media. The {it yield limit} is addressed in detail for both flow cases. In the particle sedimentation problem, method of characteristics---slipline method---in the presence of slip is revisited from the perfectly-plastic mechanics and used as a helpful tool in addressing the yield limit. Finally, flows through model and randomized porous media are studied. The randomized configuration is chosen to capture more sophisticated aspects of the yield-stress fluid flows in porous media at the yield limit---channelization.
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