The model equations describing directional crystallization of a binary system with a two-phase layer and taking into account the convective heat and mass transfer mechanism in the liquid phase are formulated. The system of formulated nonlinear heat and mass transfer equations is solved analytically in the case of steady-state crystallization scenario. The temperature and concentration distributions, the solid phase fraction, the two-phase layer thickness and its boundaries, solid phase - mushy layer and mushy layer - liquid phase, are found. The steady-state crystallization velocity is determined as a function of fixed model parameters. The developed model and its analytical solutions describe the case of intensive motions of a binary liqui...
Most models of alloy solidification are severely limited by the assumption of constant density, thus...
In this paper, we develop a theory of solid/liquid phase interface motion into an undercooled melt i...
Crystallization and melting are phase transitions of first type, which can proceed with a finite rat...
A nonlinear problem with two moving boundaries of the phase transition, which describes the process ...
This paper is devoted to the mathematical modeling of a combined effect of directional and bulk crys...
The article is concerned with the analytical solution to the integro-differential system of balance ...
金沢大学環日本海域環境研究センターエコテクノロジー研究部門Freezing and melting phenomena are important in many different fields, ...
A mathematical model describing the steady-state solidification of ternary systems with mushy layers...
A time-dependent process of directional crystallization with a two-phase (mushy) region with allowan...
Motivated by important applications in materials science and geophysics, I develop a non-linear heat...
This paper deals with an approximate analytical solution of an integro-differential model describing...
Melt crystallization is an attractive separation method for the purification of organics at a large ...
This review is concerned with the nonstationary solidification of three-component systems in the pre...
The processes of bulk crystallization of a supercooled binary melt where the nucleation and growth o...
Mathematical modeling and design of layer crystallization in a concentric annulus with and without r...
Most models of alloy solidification are severely limited by the assumption of constant density, thus...
In this paper, we develop a theory of solid/liquid phase interface motion into an undercooled melt i...
Crystallization and melting are phase transitions of first type, which can proceed with a finite rat...
A nonlinear problem with two moving boundaries of the phase transition, which describes the process ...
This paper is devoted to the mathematical modeling of a combined effect of directional and bulk crys...
The article is concerned with the analytical solution to the integro-differential system of balance ...
金沢大学環日本海域環境研究センターエコテクノロジー研究部門Freezing and melting phenomena are important in many different fields, ...
A mathematical model describing the steady-state solidification of ternary systems with mushy layers...
A time-dependent process of directional crystallization with a two-phase (mushy) region with allowan...
Motivated by important applications in materials science and geophysics, I develop a non-linear heat...
This paper deals with an approximate analytical solution of an integro-differential model describing...
Melt crystallization is an attractive separation method for the purification of organics at a large ...
This review is concerned with the nonstationary solidification of three-component systems in the pre...
The processes of bulk crystallization of a supercooled binary melt where the nucleation and growth o...
Mathematical modeling and design of layer crystallization in a concentric annulus with and without r...
Most models of alloy solidification are severely limited by the assumption of constant density, thus...
In this paper, we develop a theory of solid/liquid phase interface motion into an undercooled melt i...
Crystallization and melting are phase transitions of first type, which can proceed with a finite rat...