The features of wave propagation in a bubbly liquid are associated with the combined interaction of nonlinear, dispersive, and dissipative effects. In a liquid with bubbles, the properties of a practically incompressible liquid, which is a carrier phase, change dramatically with a small volume (and even more so, mass) addition of gas (bubbles), which is a dispersed phase. The peculiarity of bubbly liquids is due to their high static compressibility while maintaining a high density close to that of the liquid, which in turn leads to a low equilibrium speed of sound. In this paper, we study two-dimensional axisymmetric wave perturbations in a channel with water containing a spherical cluster filled with a water-air bubble mixture and located at one of the end boundaries. Based on the results of numerical calculations, the dependence of the maximum pressure amplitude formed in the channel on the geometrical parameters of the cluster is analyzed. It has been established that the presence of a near-end bubble cluster can significantly both increase and decrease the effect of the wave signal incident on the wall, depending on the size of the cluster and its characteristics.
cylindrical channel,
bubble cluster,
bubble liquid,
pressure wave,
spherical bubble cluster
Purpose: Investigation of a pressure wave passing through a bubble spherical cluster.
Solution methods: In this work, as a numerical method for solving a system of partial differential equations, a finite-difference scheme based on the use of the Runge-Kutta method was chosen. This scheme is adapted for solving problems of gas dynamics.
The result of the study:
The dynamics of ”step“ type waves in a channel with water containing a spherical bubble cluster is investigated. Based on numerical calculations, the following regularities have been established: