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Parasitic hydrogen bubble evolution in vanadium redox flow batteries: A lattice Boltzmann study
K. Duan, T. H. Vu, T. Kadyk +3
Vanadium redox flow batteries (VRFBs) are a promising technology to capture and store energy from renewable sources, reducing the reliance on fossil fuels for energy generation. Ho…
A lattice Boltzmann approach for acoustic manipulation
E. Castro-Avila, P. Malgaretti, J. Harting +1
We employ a lattice Boltzmann method to compute the acoustic radiation force produced by standing waves on a compressible object. Instead of simulating the fluid mechanics equation…
A sharp interface approach for wetting dynamics of coated droplets and soft particles
Francesca Pelusi, Fabio Guglietta, Marcello Sega +2
The wetting dynamics of liquid particles, from coated droplets to soft capsules, holds significant technological interest. Motivated by the need to simulate liquid metal droplet wi…
Inertial focusing of a dilute suspension in pipe flow
Othmane Aouane, Marcello Sega, Bastian Bäuerlein +2
The dynamics of rigid particle suspensions in a wall-bounded laminar flow present several non-trivial and intriguing features, including particle ordering, lateral transport, and t…
Liquid film rupture beyond the thin-film equation: a multi-component lattice Boltzmann study
Francesca Pelusi, Marcello Sega, Jens Harting
Under the condition of partial surface wettability, thin liquid films can be destabilized by small perturbations and rupture into droplets. As successfully predicted by the thin fi…
Controlling the dewetting morphologies of thin liquid films by switchable substrates
Stefan Zitz, Andrea Scagliarini, Jens Harting
Switchable and adaptive substrates emerged as valuable tools for the control of wetting and actuation of droplet motion. Here we report a computational study of the dynamics of an…