Solidification of fluids
This review describes some of the fundamentals of solidification, which combines aspects of interfacial fluid dynamics and of convection. The focus is on the situation when the solid-liquid interface can become so convoluted as to form a porous medium in which continued heat and mass transfer, fluid flow and phase change can occur. These processes can be very important for the fabrication of modern materials (alloys and semi-conductors for example), and for the evolution of many geophysical systems. The details of the review are clear from the extended contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Some fundamentals of solidification (Stefan problem, kinetic undercooling, Gibbs-Thomson effect, instabilities); 3. Convective heat transfer; 4. Binary alloys; 5. Morphological instability and flow; 6. Mushy layers; 7. Solidification and convection in mushy layers. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0952.00020].
- A level-set-based sharp-interface method for moving contact lines
- Forced flow and solidification over a moving substrate
- Statistical mechanics and the climatology of the arctic sea ice thickness distribution
- Solidification of a binary alloy: finite-element, single-domain simulation and new benchmark solutions
- Front propagation in a phase field model with phase-dependent heat absorption
- Some exact solutions to Stefan problems with fractional differential equations
- Theory of solidification
- Melting driven by rotating Rayleigh–Bénard convection
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- Rayleigh-Bénard convection with a melting boundary
- Pattern selection in ternary mushy layers
- Predicting lift-off time when deep-frying potato dough snacks
- The combined effects of buoyancy, rotation, and shear on phase boundary evolution
- Water film falling down an ice sheet
- Topography generation by melting and freezing in a turbulent shear flow
- Convection in a mushy layer along a vertical heated wall
- Mathematical model of freezing in a porous medium at micro-scale
- Improved phase-field models of melting and dissolution in multi-component flows
- Solidification dynamics of an impacted drop
- The combined effects of shear and buoyancy on phase boundary stability
- Solidification of a rivulet: shape and temperature fields
- Rayleigh–Bénard instability in the presence of phase boundary and shear
- Patterns of convection in solidifying binary solutions
- Morphology evolution of a melting solid layer above its melt heated from below
- A linear-elastic-nonlinear-swelling theory for hydrogels. Part 1. Modelling of super-absorbent gels
- A thermomechanical model for frost heave and subglacial frozen fringe
- Pore-scale model of freezing inception in a porous medium
- Pore-scale mushy layer modelling
- Shear flow, phase change and matched asymptotic expansions: pattern formation in mushy layers
- Glacier and ice sheet flow
- Structure of mushy layers grown from perfectly and imperfectly conducting boundaries. I: Diffusive solidification
- Structure of mushy layers grown from perfectly and imperfectly conducting boundaries. II: Onset of convection
- Whirling hexagonal convection in a rotating binary-alloy mushy layer
- A front-tracking immersed-boundary framework for simulating Lagrangian melting problems
- Thermodynamic growth of sea ice: assessing the role of salinity using a quasi-static modelling framework
- Simulation of directional solidification, thermochemical convection, and chimney formation in a Hele-Shaw cell
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