Expanding holes driven by convectionlike flow in vibrated dense suspensions.
Expanding holes driven by convectionlike flow in vibrated dense suspensions.
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由振动致密悬浮液中的类对流流动驱动的膨胀孔。
DOI:
10.1103/physreve.79.066308
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发表时间:
2009
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通讯作者:
M. Sano
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作者:
H. Ebata;S. Tatsumi;M. Sano
Surface instabilities in vertically vibrated suspensions of various powders dispersed in silicone oil are investigated in quasi-two-dimensional (2D) and quasi-one-dimensional (1D) systems. As vibration acceleration exceeded a critical value, the flat surface became unstable against a finite-amplitude perturbation. We found an expanding hole or viscous fingerlike pattern in the quasi-2D system and segregation between dried and wet areas in the quasi-1D system. We show that these instabilities are accompanied by convectionlike flow at their rim and in the quasi-1D system, the height of the convectionlike flow can be scaled by acceleration, vibration frequency, diameter of the dispersed powder, mean density of the suspension, and viscosity of silicone oil. We propose a simple model that accounts for the scaling and concentric motion of the convectionlike flow.