Nonzero-Concentration Boundary Condition for Advection-Diffusion Aerosol-Transport Modeling
Nonzero-Concentration Boundary Condition for Advection-Diffusion Aerosol-Transport Modeling
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平流扩散气溶胶输运模拟的非零浓度边界条件
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2008
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D. Rader
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M. Gallis;J. Torczynski;D. Rader
INTRODUCTION This Brief Communication presents recent results related to advection-diffusion transport modeling of nanoparticle aerosols. While discussed elsewhere in detail (Gallis et al. 2008; Torczynski et al. 2008), these results are summarized briefly here for the convenience of Aerosol Science and Technology readers. In aerosol-transport modeling, the particle concentration (number density in the gas) adjacent to a wall is almost universally taken to be zero (Friedlander 2000). This approximation is extremely good for commonly encountered aerosol particles in ambient air. However, for standardized nanoparticles with diameters of 20 nm now used in experiments (Kim et al. 2005), this approximation can become less accurate under certain circumstances (Gallis et al. 2008). Instead of vanishing at a wall, the concentration approaches a nonzero value proportional to the particle flux to the wall even when the probability that an impacting particle sticks is unity. This effect is significant only when the particle stopping distance based on the thermal velocity is comparable to the geometric length scale, which occurs for nanoparticle aerosols in microscale geometries at atmospheric pressure or in larger geometries at proportionally lower pressures.