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adam March 16, 2008 14:55

Solid EOS
 
Hi

I need EOS for a Solid phase. Can some one introduce an EOS in the form:

P = ?????

i.e. an EOS similar to the ideal gas. Am modeling a mixture of gas-solid two-phase flow, 1-D.

Thank you for your help and guidance.


jinwon park March 17, 2008 16:42

Re: Solid EOS
 
See the stiffened gas EOS. This provides parameters for various media which are solid, liquid and gas. Good luck.

Jinwon

jinwon park March 17, 2008 16:47

Re: Solid EOS
 
Or you can also see the Gruneisen EOS. The stiffened gas EOS is a reduced form of the Gruneisen EOS.

adam March 18, 2008 02:57

Re: Solid EOS
 
i have looked to Gruneisen EOS but i couldn't derive a formula for:

P = .........

can we use the ideal gas EOS for a solid? i.e. P = k \rho^{gamma -1}

Thanks

jinwon park March 18, 2008 07:06

Re: Solid EOS
 
The stiffened gas EOS is able to be recast as it.

adam March 18, 2008 13:12

Re: Solid EOS
 
Many thanks for your reply. I hope you, or any one out there, will help me about the following. The EOS is:

e_{k} = \frac{P_{k} + \gamma_{k} P_{0}}{\rho_{k} (\gamma_{k} - 1)} where k = g (gas), s (solid)

* For the GAS phase I have taken:

P_{g} = K_{g} \rho_{g}^{(\gamma_{g} - 1)}

with P_{0} = 0

** what shall I use for the solid phase.

P_{s} = what............. ?

Am doing mathematical analysis for a compressible mixture of gas-solid two-phase flow in 1-D only.



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