2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcrysgro.2009.12.072
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Global analysis of heat transfer in CZ crystal growth of oxide taking into account three-dimensional unsteady melt convection: Investigation of the coupling method between 2D and 3D models

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“…In real systems, a heat exchange by radiation takes place, adding another non-linearity (the radiation heat flux depends on T 4 ) the non-linearity of the Navier-Stokes equations governing the melt convection. Therefore, Tsukada et al introduced a coupling of a global axisymmetric calculation with a local 3D one [12]. In the local calculation comprising melt, crucible, and crystal, the time-dependent flow was computed using temperature boundary conditions from the global axisymmetric calculations.…”
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“…In real systems, a heat exchange by radiation takes place, adding another non-linearity (the radiation heat flux depends on T 4 ) the non-linearity of the Navier-Stokes equations governing the melt convection. Therefore, Tsukada et al introduced a coupling of a global axisymmetric calculation with a local 3D one [12]. In the local calculation comprising melt, crucible, and crystal, the time-dependent flow was computed using temperature boundary conditions from the global axisymmetric calculations.…”
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“…al [11][12] and Krzyminsky and Ostrogorsky [13]. Due to the rapid progress of PC computing power, the problem of mixed convection phenomena in a Czochralski crucible was also broadly studied by numerical calculations [14][15][16].…”
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“…Lately, there has been much interest in numerical modeling of oxide crystal growth. As a recent example in the literature, there are LiNbO 3 growth simulations using a coupling method between 2D and 3D models [4][5][6] with the account of crystal semitransparency in terms of the simplified P1 approximation. Some recent works on sapphire growth [7,8] contain 2D simulations during different stages of the growth, where radiation in the crystal, affecting much crystallization, is considered within an effective heat conductivity approach.…”
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