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Dynamics of Multiphase Flows Across Interfaces

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1996

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Editors:
  1. Annie Steinchen
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Physics (LNP, volume 467)

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Table of contents (22 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Balance equations for fluid curvilinear media

    • Roger Prud’homme
    Pages 1-7

  3. The second gradient theory applied to interfaces: Models of continuum mechanics for fluid interfaces

    • Henri Gouin
    Pages 8-13

  4. Asymptotic modelling of fluid-fluid interfaces

    • Renée Gatignol
    Pages 14-27

  5. Surface excess momentum balances by integration across the surface of the volume balances

    • A. Sanfeld, A. Steinchen
    Pages 28-36

  6. Extended irreversible thermodynamics: Towards a non-local formulation

    • G. Lebon
    Pages 37-40

  7. Transient surface properties of liquid bridge and pendant drop menisci in gravity and low gravity

    • J. F. Padday
    Pages 41-55

  8. Bénard-Marangoni instability in a rotating liquid layer with a deformable free surface

    • G. Lebon, P. Cerisier, O. Dupont
    Pages 56-68

  9. Balance equations and the problem of constitutive relations in varied dimensions curvilinear media

    • Roger Prud’homme
    Pages 69-79

  10. Some preliminary results about equilibrium surface model

    • F. Cuadros, A. Mulero, W. Okrasinski
    Pages 80-89

  11. Experimental study of the convective phenomena during the evaporation of aqueous solutions of sucrose

    • Blaise Simon
    Pages 90-104

  12. Experimental study of the competition between convective rolls in an enclosure

    • P. Cerisier, S. Rahal
    Pages 105-116

  13. Surface deflection in Bénard-Marangoni convection

    • P. Cerisier, G. Lebon
    Pages 117-133

  14. Cooling of small electronic devices by boiling under microgravity

    • J. Straub, J. Winter, G. Picker, M. Zell
    Pages 134-149

  15. Modelling of transient boiling in microgravity

    • K. Sefiane, A. Steinchen
    Pages 150-165

  16. Surface dynamics of surfactant solutions

    • J. C. Earnshaw, E. McCoo, C. Nugent, D. J. Sharpe
    Pages 166-174

  17. The capillary pressure method: A new tool for interfacial tension measurements

    • L. Liggieri, F. Ravera, A. Passerone, A. Sanfeld, A. Steinchen
    Pages 175-185

  18. Effects of evaporation-cond ensation on thermocapillary convection

    • G. Petre, A. Azouni
    Pages 186-192

  19. Behaviour of the liquid between a solid particle and an approaching crystallization front: Forces balance

    • Parrick Casses, Aza Azouni
    Pages 193-206

  20. Disintegration of cylindrical liquid columns in liquid-fluid systems: Direct numerical simulation

    • M. Chacha, R. Occelli, L. Tadrist, S. Radev
    Pages 207-226
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Written for researchers and advanced students the book exhibits a combination of various methods and tools required to describe the complexity of the chemical and physical behaviour of fluid surfaces. The common denominator for all the contributions presented here is the simultaneous use of concepts from surface chemistry and physics and from hydrodynamics where external force fields can be introduced. Theoretical and experimental work is equally represented. Most of the basic problems in the area of nonequilibrium multiphase systems have not yet received extensive treatment. This volume should be a reference for physicists, physico-chemists, and chemical engineers and will serve as a jumping-off point for new directions and new points of view.

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