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7.2 Bubbles dynamics and boiling 367<br />

Figure 7.2.2. Phase plane for expanding and collapsing<br />

cavity in polymeric solution. [By permission <strong>of</strong><br />

Nauka i Tekhnica Press, from the reference 25]<br />

ity dynamics, in extensional and<br />

compressional flows, respectively. 9 In the<br />

former case, the τ rr value may be considerably<br />

greater than in the latter one.<br />

Heat transfer between phases is a<br />

strong dissipative factor that in principle<br />

can mask the rheological features in bubble<br />

dynamics. Nevertheless, even with account<br />

for heat dissipation the theoretical dependencies<br />

<strong>of</strong> R(t) are sensitive to rheological<br />

properties <strong>of</strong> solution. Typical results <strong>of</strong> air<br />

bubble dynamics simulations at a sudden<br />

pressure change in the solution withη p >>η s<br />

are presented on the Figure 7.2.3,<br />

where:<br />

Figure 7.2.3. Heat transfer and rheodynamics at non-linear<br />

oscillations <strong>of</strong> a bubble in polymeric liquid. [By permission<br />

<strong>of</strong> Nauka i Tekhnica Press, from the reference<br />

25]<br />

R* dimensionless radius <strong>of</strong> the bubble, R* = R/R0 τ dimensionless time, τ = t/t0 τ* rr dimensionless radial component <strong>of</strong> the extra-stress tensor at the interface,<br />

τ* rr = τrr(R,t)/pf0 0<br />

θ1 Q*<br />

0<br />

dimensionless temperature at the center <strong>of</strong> the bubble, θ1 =Tg(0,t)/T0 dimensionless heat, transferred to liquid from the gas phase in a time τ,<br />

Q* = Q/(R0T0kgt0) kg heat conductivity <strong>of</strong> gas<br />

Δpf* dimensionless pressure change in the liquid at initial moment <strong>of</strong> time,<br />

pf*(∞) =1+Δpf*h(t), Δpf*=Δpf/pf0 h(t) unit step function<br />

Calculations have been done for the rheological model [7.2.25] with 20 relaxation elements<br />

in the spectrum, distributed according to the law [7.2.29] withz=2.Toillustrate the<br />

contribution <strong>of</strong> rheological non-linearity in equation [7.2.25] the numerical coefficient α<br />

(α=1 or 0) was introduced in the term with λ k, containing material derivative. The value α=1<br />

corresponds to non-linear model [7.2.25], while at α = 0 equation [7.2.25] is equivalent to<br />

the linear hereditary model [7.2.10] with a discrete spectrum. Other parameters <strong>of</strong> the system<br />

were chosen as follows: η p = 2 Pas, η s =10 -2 Pas, λ 1 =10 -5 s, R 0 = 50 mkm, Δp f* = 10,<br />

p f0 =10 5 Pa, ρ f0 =10 3 kg/m 3 ,T 0= 293K, σ = 0.05 N/m. Thermodynamic parameters <strong>of</strong> the

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