Prediction and simulation of compressive shocks with lower perturbed density for increasing shock strength in real gases.
Prediction and simulation of compressive shocks with lower perturbed density for increasing shock strength in real gases.
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10.1103/physreve.82.036324
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2010-09
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S. Taniguchi;A. Mentrelli;T. Ruggeri;M. Sugiyama;N. Zhao
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S. Taniguchi;A. Mentrelli;T. Ruggeri;M. Sugiyama;N. Zhao
In this paper we predict and simulate a peculiar type of compressive shock in a real gas modeled by the van der Waals constitutive equation. This shock produces a phase transition from the gas to the liquid phase and, under some special circumstances, back to the gas phase. This shock has a quite unusual property that when the perturbed pressure (the pressure after a shock) increases, the perturbed density decreases and tends to a limit value from above, in contrast with the ordinary well-known compressive shock in which the density tends to the limit value from below. To achieve such a compressive upper shock, it is necessary to choose the unperturbed state (the state before the shock) in a very thin region in the ρp plane, characterized by low values of density and pressure, near the gas-liquid coexistence curve. This region, which depends on the internal degrees of freedom of a constituent molecule, is completely identified.