Kinetic theory based nonlinear treatment for motions of a binary gas mixture involving slightly strong evaporation and condensation processes II — A system of macroscopic equations, the boundary conditions and the Knudsen-layer corrections
Kinetic theory based nonlinear treatment for motions of a binary gas mixture involving slightly strong evaporation and condensation processes II — A system of macroscopic equations, the boundary conditions and the Knudsen-layer corrections
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基于动力学理论的涉及弱蒸发和冷凝过程的二元气体混合物运动的非线性处理 II — 宏观方程组、边界条件和克努森层校正
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10.1007/bf00942812
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1993
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Y. Onishi
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Y. Onishi
A nonlinear analysis for the steady behaviour of a binary mixture of a condensable and noncondensable gases in a general flow domain has been carried out based on the Boltzmann equation of BGK type subject to the diffusive boundary condition at the interface(s) under the following conditions: (i) the amount of the condensable gas is fairly large so that the mean free path of the molecules at a certain stationary equilibrium reference state is small compared with the characteristic length of the system, i.e., the Knudsen number of the system at the reference state is small compared with unity; (ii) the deviation of the system from the reference state is small, but its magnitude is of the order of the Knudsen number; and (iii) the concentration ratio, the ratio of the number density of the noncondensable gas to that of the condensable gas at the reference state, is small, being of the magnitude at most of the order of the Knudsen number. The present study is an extension of Part I for the case of moderate values of the concentration ratio (the earlier work by the present author) to the case of smaller values of the ratio. The main difference of the present problem to the problem of Part I lies in the fact that thefull nonlinear behaviourof the number density and partial pressure of the noncondensable gas inevitably manifests itself near the surface of condensation owing to its molecules being driven toward the surface and accumulating there by the collisions with the molecules of the condensable gas flowing toward it.With proper account being taken in the analysis of thisfull nonlinearity, the following macroscopic system has been derived as an asymptotic solution to the Boltzmann equation of BGK type for small Knudsen numbers; (1) the macroscopic equations of Navier-Stokes type governing the fluid dynamic quantities; (2) the appropriate boundary conditions for them at the interface(s); (3) the Knudsen-layer corrections to be applied to the solutions to the above macroscopic system near the interface(s); and (4) the formulas for the stress tensors and heat and energy flux vectors of the mixture and its component gases. The derived macroscopic system makes possible at the level of ordinary fluid dynamics the treatment of various flow problems of a binary gas mixture involving evaporation and condensation processes, giving an adequate description of the behaviour of the mixture and its component gases for a range of small values of the concentration ratio. It produces, of course, when applied to specific problems, results merging smoothly into those obtained from Part I as the concentration ratio increases to values of order unity.