2005
DOI: 10.1007/s00193-004-0241-6
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Flow in near-critical fluids induced by shock and expansion waves

Abstract: Abstract. Unsteady shock and expansion waves are proposed as means to produce flows near the liquidvapor critical-point without imposing pressure gradients. By choosing appropriate initial conditions and wave speeds, near-critical post-wave conditions can be obtained. The post-shock conditions are shown to be stable with respect to perturbations in the pre-shock conditions. The initial conditions are sufficiently far from the critical-point to allow fast thermal equilibration, permitting the use of larger flui… Show more

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