Influence of bubble distributions on the propagation of linear waves in polydisperse bubbly liquids.
Influence of bubble distributions on the propagation of linear waves in polydisperse bubbly liquids.
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10.1121/1.5084265
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2019-01
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Yuzhe Fan;Haisen S. Li;Chao Xu;Tian Zhou
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Yuzhe Fan;Haisen S. Li;Chao Xu;Tian Zhou
The influence of the spatial distributions of bubbles on the propagation of linear acoustic waves in polydisperse bubbly liquids is studied. Using the diagrammatic approach, the effective wavenumber, which includes both spatial information and higher orders of multiple scattering, is presented. The phase speed and attenuation coefficient of acoustic waves in bubbly liquids are calculated from the effective wavenumber. A three-dimensional random model, the Generalized Matérn's hard-core point process, is used to close the model. Numerical simulations reveal that as the bubble volume fraction becomes larger so does the effect of the bubble distributions on the attenuation and phase speed. The irregular discrepancy between previously reported experimental results and the classical theory is attributed to the influence of bubble clustering on the propagation of linear waves. The comparison between the present model and the experimental measurements [Leroy, Strybulevych, Page, and Scanlon. (2011). Phys. Rev. E 83, 046605] reveals that the proposed correction term significantly improves the theoretical predictions.