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A boundary element method for Stokes flows with interfaces
DOI:10.1016/j.jcp.2017.12.004.png)
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The boundary element method is a widely used and powerful technique to numerically describe multiphase flows with interfaces, satisfying Stokes' approximation. However, low viscosity ratios between immiscible fluids in contact at an interface and large surface tensions may lead to consistency issues as far as mass conservation is concerned. A simple and effective approach is described to ensure mass conservation at all viscosity ratios and capillary numbers within a standard boundary element framework. Benchmark cases are initially considered demonstrating the efficacy of the proposed technique in satisfying mass conservation, comparing with approaches and other solutions present in the literature. The methodology developed is finally applied to the problem of slippage over superhydrophobic surfaces. (c) 2017 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Keyword:
Boundary element method
Enforcement of mass conservation
Superhydrophobic surfaces
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