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Bipolar model for traveling-wave induced nonequilibrium double-layer streaming in insulating liquids
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Ehrlich, R. M. Melcher, J. R. 0031-9171 AIP Publishing General Engineering http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.863655 <jats:p>A model is proposed for the time evolution of ion concentrations in a thin charge layer near an interface between an insulating solid and a semi-insulating bipolar liquid, subjected to an applied electric field. Given the specific case of a traveling-wave applied field of peak magnitude E0 and planar geometry, solutions for the charge density and electric field in the layer are used to calculate the time-average stress moment and, hence, the pumping velocity of the liquid. Analytic solutions, valid in the regimes of small applied field magnitude (E0LD/Vt≪1, where L0 and Vt are the Debye length and thermal voltage, respectively) or frequency (ωε/σ≪1, ω the angular frequency and ε and σ the permittivity and equilibrium conductivity, respectively), predict charge layers with a characteristic dimension of the Debye length and fluid pumping in the direction of propagation of the traveling wave (forward). Numerical solutions, in the regime of large magnitude fields with ωε/σ∼1, predict either forward or backward pumping, as well as a charge layer with thickness on the order of a migration length (L = 2πbE0/ω, where b is the ion mobility). Parameters such as ion mobility, thermal generation rate, and level of ionization in the liquid are important in determining the rate (and even direction) of the pumping.</jats:p> Bipolar model for traveling-wave induced nonequilibrium double-layer streaming in insulating liquids The Physics of Fluids |
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spellingShingle | Ehrlich, R. M., Melcher, J. R., The Physics of Fluids, Bipolar model for traveling-wave induced nonequilibrium double-layer streaming in insulating liquids, General Engineering |
title | Bipolar model for traveling-wave induced nonequilibrium double-layer streaming in insulating liquids |
title_full | Bipolar model for traveling-wave induced nonequilibrium double-layer streaming in insulating liquids |
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