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  • 2024Improved printability and electrical conductivity of carbon black polymer composite with a customized nozzle of material extrusion process1citations
  • 2023Dynamics of rising bubble population undergoing mass transfer and coalescence in high viscous liquid8citations
  • 2022Dynamics of rising bubble population undergoing mass transfer and coalescence in highly viscous liquid8citations
  • 2020Experimental and numerical investigations of an oxygen single‐bubble shrinkage in a borosilicate glass‐forming liquid doped with cerium oxide12citations
  • 2019Nano-Structured Optical Fibers Made of Glass- Ceramics, and Phase Separated and Metallic Particle- Containing Glasses37citations
  • 2016Rate of chaotic mixing in localized flows10citations
  • 2015Gravity-driven thinning of a high viscous liquid and interface deformation as a bubble reaches a free surfacecitations
  • 2014Slow gravity-driven migration and interaction of a bubble and a solid particle near a free surfacecitations
  • 2013Rising bubble near a free surface: numerical and asymptotic studycitations
  • 2013Stability of vertical films of molten glass due to evaporationcitations
  • 2013Film drainage of viscous liquid on top of bare bubble: Influence of the Bond number49citations
  • 2012Stability of vertical films of molten glass due to evaporation11citations

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Experimental and numerical investigations of an oxygen single‐bubble shrinkage in a borosilicate glass‐forming liquid doped with cerium oxide

  • Kloužek, Jaroslav
  • Vernerová, Miroslava
  • Laplace, Annabelle
  • Pereira, Luiz
  • Pigeonneau, Franck
Abstract

The shrinkage of an oxygen single-bubble is investigated in a cerium-doped borosil-icate glass melt at 1150°C. Nine glass samples are synthesized and investigated, utilizing three different amounts of Ce2O3 and three different redox ratios (Ce-(III)/Ce total). Employing in-situ observation, the single-bubble behavior is recorded with a camera. For each glass melt, five experiments are performed with different initial bubble radii. The shrinkage rate (da/dt) depends strongly on the cerium content as well as the redox ratio. Numerical calculations are also conducted to support the understanding of the bubble shrinkage mechanism in the given cases. The model adequately estimates the experimental data for several cases, and an explanation is proposed for the cases, in which it does not. Moreover, we demonstrate, physically and mathematically, the influence of the initial radius of the bubble on the mass transfer between the rising bubble and the melt. We confirm the utilization of the "modified Péclet number", which is a dimensionless number that takes into consideration the influence of multivalent elements on mass transfer. Finally, we master the bubble shrinkage behavior by normalizing the experimental data employing a characteristic time for the mass transfer (&tau).

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • experiment
  • Oxygen
  • melt
  • glass
  • glass
  • forming
  • normalizing
  • Cerium