Microgravity Science and Technology

, Volume 30, Issue 1–2, pp 95–102 | Cite as

On the Convection of a Binary Mixture in a Horizontal Layer Under High-frequency Vibrations

  • B. L. Smorodin
  • S. M. Ishutov
  • B. I. Myznikova
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Abstract

The convective instability and non-linear flows are considered in a horizontal, binary-mixture layer with negative Soret coupling, subjected to the high-frequency vibration whose axis is directed at an arbitrary angle to the layer boundaries. The limiting case of long-wave disturbances is studied using the perturbation method. The influence of the intensity and direction of vibration on the spatially-periodic traveling wave solution is analyzed. It is shown that the shift in the Rayleigh number range, in which the traveling wave regime exists, toward higher values is a response to a horizontal-to-vertical transition in the vibration axis orientation. The characteristics of amplitude- and phase-modulated traveling waves are obtained and discussed.

Keywords

Binary mixture High-frequency vibrations Long-wave instability Traveling wave 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Perm State UniversityPermRussia
  2. 2.Institute of Continuous Media MechanicsUral Branch of Russian Academy of SciencesPermRussia

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