Shock wave-liquid interface interactions

冲击波-液体界面相互作用

• 批准号: RGPIN-2020-04374
• 负责人: Krechetnikov, Rouslan
• 金额: $ 2.48万
• 依托单位: University of Alberta
• 依托单位国家: 加拿大
• 项目类别: Discovery Grants Program - Individual
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 加拿大
• 起止时间: 2022-01-01 至 2023-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/ase-oro/Details-Detailles_eng.asp?id=758351
• 关键词: Shock; wave; liquid; interface; interactions

Shock waves interacting with liquid interfaces are encountered in a variety of natural and technological processes ranging from underwater explosions, drop fragmentation and atomization to seismic survey, hydro-impact technology, and mobilization of oil in reservoirs. In modeling such processes there are many unanswered fundamental questions arising, in particular, due to the extreme multiscale nature of the phenomena both in space and time, which has not been taken into account in previous studies neglecting viscosity and surface tension of the liquid. The key objective of this research program is to achieve a firm and quantitative understanding of the physics of shock wave-liquid interface interactions with the particular focus on the effects of viscosity and surface tension. Given that the interplay of these effects with compressibility is largely unexplored, a synergy of physical and numerical experiments along with analytical models is required in order to make significant progress. With the equipment funded by the Canadian Foundation for Innovation, this NSERC Discovery grant will enable both the experimental and theoretical parts of the proposed research. On the experimental side, an integrated study of the phenomena of shock wave-liquid interface interactions including hydrodynamic, acoustic, and thermodynamic fields will be performed using particle image velocimetry, laser Doppler vibrometry, and high-speed infra-red photography. Combined, these techniques provide powerful platforms for an innovative study of shock wave-interface interactions aimed at understanding their fundamental physical aspects in a wide range of experimental conditions. On the theoretical side, as a part of the longer-term objective, the goals are (a) to construct comprehensive analytical models through systematic multiple-scale analysis of the Navier-Stokes equations and (b) to develop reliable numerical schemes adequate for these complex phenomena. On the practical side, the present effort should also contribute to improving efficiency of various technologies and applications ranging from synthesis of new materials, production of plasma fields, and medical therapies (e.g. to treat kidney stones, tendons, and bones) to petroleum engineering and hypervelocity launchers, since they all rely upon the usage of shock waves in systems with liquid interfaces. This work draws on the PI's unique combined expertise in both theoretical and experimental interfacial fluid dynamics. The experiments will be performed in the PI's laboratory, the infrastructure for which is provided by the Physics Department at the University of Alberta.

与液体界面相互作用的冲击波在各种自然和技术过程中都遇到，从水下爆炸，掉落的碎片和雾化到地震调查，水力影响技术以及储层中的石油动员。在建模这样的过程时，由于时空现象的极端多尺度性质，尤其是出现了许多未解决的基本问题，这在先前的研究中尚未考虑到忽略液体的粘度和表面张力的研究。该研究计划的关键目的是实现对冲击波液界面相互作用的物理学的牢固和定量的理解，特别关注粘度和表面张力的影响。鉴于这些影响与可压缩性的相互作用在很大程度上没有探索，因此需要进行物理和数值实验以及分析模型的协同作用，以取得重大进展。通过加拿大创新基金会资助的设备，这项NSERC Discovery Grant将使拟议研究的实验和理论部分同时实现。在实验侧，将使用粒子图像速度计，激光多普勒多普勒振动法和高速摄影摄影对休克波 - 流动界面相互作用的现象进行集成研究。这些技术结合在一起，为冲击波 - 接口相互作用的创新研究提供了强大的平台，旨在了解其在广泛的实验条件下的基本物理方面。在理论方面，作为长期目标的一部分，目标是（a）通过对Navier-Stokes方程的系统多尺度分析来构建全面的分析模型，并且（b）开发出适合这些复杂现象的可靠数值方案。 On the practical side, the present effort should also contribute to improving efficiency of various technologies and applications ranging from synthesis of new materials, production of plasma fields, and medical therapies (e.g. to treat kidney stones, tendons, and bones) to petroleum engineering and hypervelocity launchers, since they all rely upon the usage of shock waves in systems with liquid interfaces.这项工作借鉴了PI在理论和实验界面流体动力学方面的独特组合专业知识。实验将在PI的实验室进行，该实验室由艾伯塔大学物理系提供的基础设施。