Abstract. A new realization of the two-phase flow approach is presented and applied for the Rayleigh-Taylor (RT) and Richtmyer-Meshkov (RM) instabilities. The mixing zone fronts and interior are treated separately, yielding a physically motivated model that is easier to implement numer-ically than standard two-phase flow treatments. In the model, the evolu-tion of the mixing zone boundaries is given by point equations, based on the physics of large-scale structure at the fronts. The inner zone mixing is governed by a diffusive scheme that simplifies standard two-phase flow equations. The mixing-model parameters are determined by comparison to theoretical models. The linear stage and late-time growth scaling laws, for both RT and RM cases, a...
International audienceSafety issues in nuclear power plant involve complex bubbly flows. To predict ...
A large variety of industrial processes involves a mixture of two immiscible liquids, e.g. emulsific...
Direct numerical simulations (DNS) are presented of three-dimensional, Rayleigh–Taylor instability (...
A general buoyancy-drag model was recently proposed for describing all evolving stages of Rayleigh-T...
Abstract. We present a two-phase flow formulation for the statistical evo-lution of fluid mixing via...
Introduction The late stage of the Rayleigh-Taylor interface instability leads to the formation of a...
A two-time-scale closure model for compressible flows previously developed is extended to turbulent ...
The Buoyancy-Drag model is a simple model, based on ordinary differential equations, for estimating ...
We investigate the classical Rayleigh-Taylor instability with a phase-field method. Despite of the l...
This paper concerns an investigation of two different approaches in modeling the turbulent mixing in...
Modeling and simulation study of industrial scale beyond-bubbly flows, like cap-bubbly, cap-turbulen...
Experimental and numerical results on the advance of a mixing or non-mixing front occurring at a den...
Hydrodynamic instabilities such as Rayleigh-Taylor (RT) and Richtmyer-Meshkov (RM) instabilities usu...
AbstractThe material interface between two fluids of different densities is unstable under accelerat...
: We describe a generalization of a recently-proposed two-phase flow model for the statistical evolu...
International audienceSafety issues in nuclear power plant involve complex bubbly flows. To predict ...
A large variety of industrial processes involves a mixture of two immiscible liquids, e.g. emulsific...
Direct numerical simulations (DNS) are presented of three-dimensional, Rayleigh–Taylor instability (...
A general buoyancy-drag model was recently proposed for describing all evolving stages of Rayleigh-T...
Abstract. We present a two-phase flow formulation for the statistical evo-lution of fluid mixing via...
Introduction The late stage of the Rayleigh-Taylor interface instability leads to the formation of a...
A two-time-scale closure model for compressible flows previously developed is extended to turbulent ...
The Buoyancy-Drag model is a simple model, based on ordinary differential equations, for estimating ...
We investigate the classical Rayleigh-Taylor instability with a phase-field method. Despite of the l...
This paper concerns an investigation of two different approaches in modeling the turbulent mixing in...
Modeling and simulation study of industrial scale beyond-bubbly flows, like cap-bubbly, cap-turbulen...
Experimental and numerical results on the advance of a mixing or non-mixing front occurring at a den...
Hydrodynamic instabilities such as Rayleigh-Taylor (RT) and Richtmyer-Meshkov (RM) instabilities usu...
AbstractThe material interface between two fluids of different densities is unstable under accelerat...
: We describe a generalization of a recently-proposed two-phase flow model for the statistical evolu...
International audienceSafety issues in nuclear power plant involve complex bubbly flows. To predict ...
A large variety of industrial processes involves a mixture of two immiscible liquids, e.g. emulsific...
Direct numerical simulations (DNS) are presented of three-dimensional, Rayleigh–Taylor instability (...