From a Mesoscopic to a Macroscopic Description of Fluid-Particle Interaction
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1 From a Mesoscopic to a Macroscopic Description of Fluid-Particle Interaction Carnegie Mellon University Center for Nonlinear Analysis Working Group, October 2016
2 Outline 1 Physical Framework 2 3 Free Energy Stationary Solutions 4 Flowing Regime Bubbling Regime
3 Assumptions on Fluid and Particles Fluid is inviscid and compressible Only one type of particle in the fluid Particles are uniform spheres with density ϱ P and radius a Fixed spatial domain Ω R 3 System is at a fixed, constant temperature θ 0 > 0. Fluid is described by density ϱ(x, t) [0, ) and velocity field u(x, t) R 3.
4 Description of Particles Particle distribution in the fluid is described by density function f (x, ξ, t) [0, ) where ξ is the microscopic velocity fluctuation. Particles subject to Brownian motion, leading to diffusion in ξ, with diffusion constant kθ 0 6πµa = kθ 0 9µ m p m p m p 2a 2 ϱ P where k is the Boltzmann constant and µ the dynamic viscosity of the fluid. Macroscopic particle density η(x, t) given by η(x, t) := f (x, ξ, t) dξ. (1) R 3
5 Coupling of Fluid and Particles Coupling of the system is due to the friction between the particles and the fluid following Stokes Law Definition (Stokes Law) Consider a uniform, spherical particle of radius a. The friction force exerted on a particle by the fluid is F (x, ξ, t) = 6πµa[u(x, t) ξ] (2) Thus, the force exerted on the fluid by the particles is 6πµa [ξ u(x, t)]f (x, ξ, t) dξ R 3 by Newton s Third Law.
6 External Force Physical Assumptions Both fluid and particles are influenced by an external force with a time independent potential Φ(x). Force exerted on a particle: m P x Φ. Force exerted per unit volume on fluid: αϱ F x Φ. α: dimensionless constant measuring ratio of external force s strength on fluid and particles ϱ F : typical value of fluid mass per volume Measures settling phenomena such as gravity, buoyancy, and centrifugal forces.
7 Vlassov-Euler System t ϱ + div x (ϱu) = 0 (3) t (ϱu) + div x (ϱu u) + 1 ϱ F x p(ϱ) t f + ξ x f x Φ ξ f = αϱ x Φ + 6πµa ϱ F = 9µ 2a 2 ϱ P div ξ R 3 (ξ u)f dξ (4) [ (ξ u)f + kθ ] 0 ξ f m P We assume a pressure of the form p(ϱ) = κϱ γ where κ > 0 and γ > 1. (5)
8 Unitless Parameters I In order to find a macroscopic model, we transform (3)-(5) to a unitless model with dimensionless parameters, and scale these parameters, then take the appropriate limit. Stokes settling time T S = Thermal speed kθ 0 V th = m P m P 6πµa = 2ϱ Pa 2 9µ
9 Unitless Parameters II We also define characteristic time T, length L, and velocity U = L/T. We define a pressure unit P and associate a velocity V S to the external potential Φ. Thus, the physical values in relation to the dimensionless parameters are ( indicates unitless quantity) t = Tt x = Lx ξ = V th ξ ϱ(lx, Tt ) = ϱ (x, t ) u(lx, Tt ) = Uu (x, t) p(lx, Tt ) = Pp (x, t ) f (x, ξ, t ) = 4 3 πa3 Vth 3 f (Lx, V th ξ, Tt ) Φ(Lx ) = V S L T S Φ (x )
10 Unitless Parameters III We also define the unitless constants β = T L V th = V th U, 1 ε = T T S, n = V S T V th T S, χ = PT ϱ F LU = P ϱ F U 2
11 Unitless Vlassov-Euler System Using the previous relations in (3)-(5) yields after dropping primes t ϱ + div x (ϱu) = 0 (6) t (ϱu) + div x (ϱu u) + x (χp(ϱ)) = αβnϱ x Φ + 1 ϱ P (βξ u)f dξ (7) ε ϱ F R 3 t f +βξ x f n x Φ ξ f = 1 ε div ξ [(ξ 1β ) ] u f + ξ f (8)
12 Free Energy Stationary Solutions Pressure and Internal Energy The enthalpy is defined as h(ϱ) := ϱ 1 p (s) s ds and is in L 1 loc (0, ). The internal energy is defined as Π(ϱ) := ϱ 0 h(s) ds
13 Free Energy Stationary Solutions Free Energy Assume that ϱ P = 1 and n = β. ϱ F β2 The free energies are The fluid free energy 1 F F (ϱ, u) = 2 ϱ u 2 + χπ(ϱ) + αβ 2 ϱφ dx (9) Ω The particle free energy R3 F P (f ) = f ln f + ξ 2 f + f Φ dξ dx (10) 2 Ω The total free energy F(ϱ, u, f ) = F F (ϱ, u) + F P (f ) (11)
14 Free Energy Stationary Solutions Energy Dissipation Theorem Assuming the scaling above, we have the following dissipation. d dt F + 1 (ξ β 1 u) 2 f + 2 ξ f dξ dx 0. (12) ε Ω R 3 This result follows formally from integration by parts.
15 Free Energy Stationary Solutions External Force Mathematical Assumptions exp( Φ) L 1 (Ω), Φ exp( Φ) L 1 (Ω). Φ W 1,1 (Ω) for bounded Ω; Φ W 1,1 loc (Ω) for unbounded Ω. αω is bounded below on Ω. The sub-level sets of αφ are bounded, that is {x Ω αφ k} is bounded for any k R.
16 Free Energy Stationary Solutions Stationary Solutions I Provided the total fluid mass is conserved in time and finite, the system (6)-(8) has a stationary solution (ϱ s, u s, f s ) such that u(x) 0 The stationary particle density function is f s (x, ξ) = Z P e Φ(x) e ξ 2 /2 where ( Z P = Ω (2π) 3/2 ) ( 1 f 0 dξ dx e dx) Φ(x). R 3 Ω
17 Free Energy Stationary Solutions Stationary Solutions II The stationary fluid density is given by ( ϱ s (x) = σ Z F αβn ) χ Φ(x) where ( ) ( Z F = ϱ 0 dx e Φ(x) dx Ω Ω and σ is the generalized inverse of h. ) 1
18 Flowing Regime Bubbling Regime Estimates I Assuming that ) (1 + ln(f 0 ) + ξ Φ dξ dx Ω R 3 f 0 and Ω ϱ 0 + ϱ 0 u Π(ϱ 0 ) + ϱ 0 βn αφ dx are both bounded, we can use the free energy inequality and the hypotheses on Φ to obtain the following uniform bounds
19 Flowing Regime Bubbling Regime Estimates II f (1 + ξ 2 + Φ + ln f ) is bounded in L (R + ; L 1 (Ω R 3 )) ϱ, Π(ϱ) and βnϱ αφ are bounded in L (R + ; L 1 (Ω)) ϱu is bounded in L (R + ; L 2 (Ω)) 1 ε [ (ξ β 1 u ) f + 2 ξ f ] is bounded in L 2 (R + Ω R 3 ).
20 Flowing Regime Bubbling Regime Expansions of Macroscopic Particle Quantities We define the unitless first moment of f as J(x, t) = β ξf (x, ξ, t) dξ R 3 and unitless second moment P(x, t) = ξ ξ f (x, ξ, t) dξ. R 3 Using the uniform bounds, these quantities can be expanded as J = uη + β εk and P = ηi + β 2 J u + εk where the components of K and K are bounded in L 2 (R + ; L 1 (Ω)).
21 Flowing Regime Bubbling Regime Flowing Regime Scaling We are interested when the settling time scale is much smaller than the observational time scale, that is T S T so ε is small. We are interested then in the limit ε 0. We take β 2 = ϱ F /ϱ P to be a constant and n = β a fixed positive constant. Thus, V S U = V th. ϱ F and ϱ P are of the same order.
22 Flowing Regime Bubbling Regime Flowing Regime Vlassov-Euler System t ϱ ε + div x (ϱ ε u ε ) = 0 (13) t (ϱ ε u ε ) + div x (ϱ ε u ε u ε ) + x (χp(ϱ ε )) = αβ 2 ϱ ε x Φ + 1 εβ 2 (ξ u ε )f ε dξ (14) R 3 t f ε + β(ξ x f ε x Φ ξ f ε ) = 1 [( ε div ξ ξ 1 ) ] β u ε f ε + ξ f ε (15)
23 Flowing Regime Bubbling Regime Macroscopic Limit of Flowing Regime Assuming that the limits of the various unknown quantities and their non-linear combinations involved in the system exist, the limits ϱ, u, and η as ε 0 are t ϱ + div x (ϱu) = 0 (16) t [(ϱ + β 2 η)u] + div x [(ϱ + β 2 η)u u] + x (χp(ϱ) + η) = (αβ 2 ϱ + η) x Φ (17) t η + div x (ηu) = 0 (18)
24 Flowing Regime Bubbling Regime Bubbling Regime Scaling Again, the settling time scale is much smaller than the observational time scale, that is T S T so ε is small. We are interested then in the limit ε 0. Again, β 2 = ϱ F /ϱ P and n = β, but β = ε 1/2 and α = sgn(α)ε. Physically, V S = U V th.
25 Flowing Regime Bubbling Regime Bubbling Regime Vlassov-Euler System t ϱ ε + div x (ϱ ε u ε ) = 0 (19) t (ϱ ε u ε ) + div x (ϱ ε u ε u ε ) + x (χp(ϱ ε )) ( ) ξ = sgn(α)ϱ ε x Φ + ε u ε f ε dξ (20) R 3 t f ε + 1 ε (ξ x f ε + x Φ ξ f ε ) = 1 ε div ξ[(ξ εu ε )f ε + ξ f ε ] (21)
26 Flowing Regime Bubbling Regime Macroscopic Limit of Bubbling Regime Assuming that the limits pass as ε 0, t ϱ + div x (ϱu) = 0 (22) t (ϱu) + div x (ϱu u) + x (χp(ϱ) + η) = (sgn(α)ϱ + η) x Φ (23) t η + div x (ηu η x Φ) = x η (24)
27 Flowing Regime Bubbling Regime Remarks We assume that f ε, ϱ ε, and ε converge to f, ϱ, and u in each regime, as well as any non-linear terms converge. While we have weak compactness for the sequences (f ε ), (ϱ ε ), (u ε ), and ( ϱ ε u ε ) from the energy inequality, this is not the case for the non-linear terms. Such rigor can be shown in the case of a viscous fluid. Even in the case of no external force, the evolution of the fluid still depends on the evolution of the particle density.
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