Thermo-optical piston in gases

Chermyaninov, I. V.; Chernyak, V. G.

doi:10.1063/1.4902655

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“…In recent years, many researches discovered novel physical effects caused by external impacts such as optical radiation [4], temperature gradient [5] and induced oscillations [6] on gas flow in microstructures where gas is flowing in rarefied regime. The influence of all these effects on the flow of multicomponent gas mixtures was shown to lead to mixture separation.…”

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Free-molecular gas flow through the high-frequency oscillating membrane

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Yakunchikov

Kosiantchouk

2016

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Free-molecular gas flow through the highfrequency oscillating membrane Abstract. The possibility of using a high frequency oscillating track membranes as diffusion membranes for gas separation was studied. High frequency forced oscillation of the membrane was considered because of assumption that the membrane conductivity for a given gas can be controlled by varying the frequency and amplitude of oscillation. The problem about freemolecular gas flow through a oscillating in its plane membrane was stated and the possibility of separation of gases using such a device was investigated. Also, optimal values of membrane oscillation parameters for most efficient gas separation have been found.

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