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9780387221977

Microflows And Nanoflows

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    9780387221977

  • ISBN10:

    0387221972

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-07-15
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag
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Summary

In the last few years there has been significant progress in the development of microfluidics and nanofluidics at the application as well as at the fundamental and simulation levels. This book provides a comprehensive summary of these changes describing fluid flow in micro and nano configurations. Where as in their previous book entitled Microflows: Fundamentals and Simulation the authors covered scales from one hundred nanometers to microns (and beyond), in this new book they discuss length scales from angstroms to microns (and beyond). While still maintaining the emphasis on fundamental concepts with a mix of semianalytical, experimental, and numerical results, this book outlines their relevance to modeling and analyzing functional devices. The text has been divided into three main subject categories: gas flows; liquid flows; and simulation techniques. The majority of the completely new developments in this book are in liquid flows and simulation techniques chapters with modified information throughout the rest of the book. This book can be used in a two-semester graduate course. Also, selected chapters can be used for a short course or an undergraduate-level course. The book is suitable for graduate students and researchers in fluid mechanics, physics, and in electrical, mechanical and chemical engineering.Review of earlier volume: Applied Mechanics, 2002: "Among recent books that addressed the physics of micro devices, the present one ... is perhaps the best of the bunch. ... Microflows: Fundamentals and Simulation has a lot to offer and is certainly recommended as a good place to start for MEMS students interested in flow physics."

Table of Contents

Foreword v
Chih-Ming Ho
Preface vii
Basic Concepts and Technologies
1(50)
New Flow Regimes in Microsystems
1(7)
The Continuum Hypothesis
8(16)
Molecular Magnitudes
13(5)
Mixed Flow Regimes
18(1)
Experimental Evidence
19(5)
The Pioneers
24(6)
Modeling of Microflows
30(4)
Modeling of Nanoflows
34(3)
Numerical Simulation at All Scales
37(1)
Full-System Simulation of Microsystems
38(13)
Reduced-Order Modeling
40(1)
Coupled Circuit/Device Modeling
41(10)
Governing Equations and Slip Models
51(28)
The Basic Equations of Fluid Dynamics
51(6)
Incompressible Flow
54(2)
Reduced Models
56(1)
Compressible Flow
57(9)
First-Order Models
59(2)
The Role of the Accommodation Coefficients
61(5)
High-Order Models
66(13)
Derivation of High-Order Slip Models
67(3)
General Slip Condition
70(4)
Comparison of Slip Models
74(5)
Shear-Driven Flows
79(38)
Couette Flow: Slip Flow Regime
79(4)
Couette Flow: Transition and Free-Molecular Flow Regimes
83(7)
Velocity Model
83(3)
Shear Stress Model
86(4)
Oscillatory Couette Flow
90(20)
Quasi-Steady Flows
91(5)
Unsteady Flows
96(13)
Summary
109(1)
Cavity Flow
110(2)
Grooved Channel Flow
112(5)
Pressure-Driven Flows
117(50)
Slip Flow Regime
117(23)
Isothermal Compressible Flows
118(8)
Adiabatic Compressible Flows -- Fanno Theory
126(5)
Validation of Slip Models with DSMC
131(5)
Effects of Roughness
136(1)
Inlet Flows
137(3)
Transition and Free-Molecular Regimes
140(27)
Burnett Equations
144(2)
A Unified Flow Model
146(20)
Summary
166(1)
Thermal Effects in Microscales
167(28)
Thermal Creep (Transpiration)
167(8)
Simulation Results
169(4)
A Thermal Creep Experiment
173(1)
Knudsen Compressors
174(1)
Other Temperature-Induced Flows
175(2)
Heat Conduction and the Ghost Effect
177(2)
Heat Transfer in Poiseuille Microflows
179(9)
Pressure-Driven Flows
179(7)
Force-Driven Flows
186(2)
Heat Transfer in Couette Microflows
188(7)
Prototype Applications of Gas Flows
195(60)
Gas Damping and Dynamic Response of Microsystems
196(18)
Reynolds Equation
199(11)
Squeezed Film Effects in Accelerometers
210(4)
Separated Internal Flows
214(7)
Separated External Flows
221(3)
Flow Past a Sphere: Stokes Flow Regime
224(3)
External Flow
224(1)
Sphere-in-a-Pipe
225(2)
Microfilters
227(12)
Drag Force Characteristics
232(2)
Viscous Heating Characteristics
234(1)
Short Channels and Filters
234(5)
Summary
239(1)
Micropropulsion and Micronozzle Flows
239(16)
Micropropulsion Analysis
240(5)
Rarefaction and Other Effects
245(10)
Electrokinetic Flows
255(56)
Electrokinetic Effects
256(2)
The Electric Double Layer (EDL)
258(5)
Near-Wall Potential Distribution
261(2)
Governing Equations
263(3)
Electroosmotic Flows
266(26)
Channel Flows
266(6)
Time-Periodic and AC Flows
272(7)
EDL/Bulk Flow Interface Velocity Matching Condition
279(1)
Slip Condition
280(1)
A Model for Wall Drag Force
281(1)
Joule Heating
282(1)
Applications
283(9)
Electrophoresis
292(10)
Governing Equations
294(1)
Classification
295(2)
Taylor Dispersion
297(5)
Charged Particle in a Pipe
302(1)
Dielectrophoresis
302(9)
Applications
304(7)
Surface Tension-Driven Flows
311(32)
Basic Concepts
312(5)
General Form of Young's Equation
317(2)
Governing Equations for Thin Films
319(2)
Dynamics of Capillary Spreading
321(3)
Thermocapillary Pumping
324(4)
Electrocapillary
328(9)
Generalized Young-Lippmann Equation
333(2)
Optoelectrowetting
335(2)
Bubble Transport in Capillaries
337(6)
Mixers and Chaotic Advection
343(22)
The Need for Mixing at Microscales
344(2)
Chaotic Advection
346(3)
Micromixers
349(8)
Quantitative Characterization of Mixing
357(8)
Simple Fluids in Nanochannels
365(42)
Atomistic Simulation of Simple Fluids
366(2)
Density Distribution
368(7)
Diffusion Transport
375(6)
Validity of the Navier--Stokes Equations
381(6)
Boundary Conditions at Solid--Liquid Interfaces
387(20)
Experimental and Computational Results
387(9)
Conceptual Models of Slip
396(5)
Reynolds--Vinogradova Theory for Hydrophobic Surfaces
401(6)
Water in Nanochannels
407(40)
Definitions and Models
407(9)
Atomistic Models
409(7)
Static Behavior
416(14)
Density Distribution and Dipole Orientation
417(5)
Hydrogen Bonding
422(5)
Contact Angle
427(2)
Dielectric Constant
429(1)
Dynamic Behavior
430(17)
Basic Concepts
430(5)
Diffusion Transport
435(2)
Filling and Emptying Kinetics
437(10)
Electroosmotic Flow in Nanochannels
447(24)
The Need for Atomistic Simulation
447(5)
Ion Concentrations
452(5)
Modified Poisson--Boltzmann Equation
455(2)
Velocity Profiles
457(4)
Slip Condition
461(3)
Charge Inversion and Flow Reversal
464(7)
Functional Fluids and Functionalized Nanotubes
471(38)
Colloidal Particles and Self-Assembly
472(18)
Magnetorheological (MR) Fluids
475(11)
Electrophoretic Deposition
486(4)
Electrolyte Transport Through Carbon Nanotubes
490(19)
Carbon Nanotubes
491(2)
Ion Channels in Biological Membranes
493(2)
Transport Through Unmodified Nanotubes
495(2)
Transport Through Nanotubes with Charges at the Ends
497(1)
Transport Through Functionalized Nanotubes
498(1)
Anomalous Behavior
499(10)
Numerical Methods for Continuum Simulation
509(50)
Spectral Element Method: The μFlow Program
510(21)
Incompressible Flows
514(3)
Compressible Flows
517(7)
Verification Example: Resolution of the Electric Double Layer
524(1)
Moving Domains
525(6)
Meshless Methods
531(11)
Domain Simulation
532(5)
Boundary-Only Simulation
537(5)
Particulate Microflows
542(17)
Hydrodynamic Forces on Spheres
543(4)
The Force Coupling Method (FCM)
547(12)
Multiscale Modeling of Gas Flows
559(66)
Direct Simulation Monte Carlo (DSMC) Method
560(12)
Limitations and Errors in DSMC
562(5)
DSMC for Unsteady Flows
567(2)
DSMC: Information-Preservation Method
569(3)
DSM: Continuum Coupling
572(6)
The Schwarz Algorithm
575(2)
Interpolation Between Domains
577(1)
Multiscale Analysis of Microfilters
578(10)
Stokes/DSMC Coupling
579(5)
Navier--Stokes/DSMC Coupling
584(4)
The Boltzmann Equation
588(23)
Classical Solutions
592(4)
Sone's Asymptotic Theory
596(10)
Numerical Solutions
606(5)
Nonisothermal Flows
611(1)
Lattice--Boltzmann Method (LBM)
611(14)
Boundary Conditions
618(1)
Comparison with Navier--Stokes Solutions
618(2)
LBM Simulation of Microflows
620(5)
Multiscale Modeling of Liquid Flows
625(52)
Molecular Dynamics (MD) Method
626(22)
Intermolecular Potentials
628(6)
Calculation of the Potential Function
634(4)
Thermostats
638(2)
Data Analysis
640(6)
Practical Guidelines
646(2)
MD Software
648(1)
MD-Continuum Coupling
648(8)
Embedding Multiscale Methods
656(7)
Application to the Poisson-Boltzmann Equation
657(2)
Application to Navier--Stokes Equations
659(4)
Dissipative Particle Dynamics (DPD)
663(14)
Governing Equations
665(3)
Numerical Integration
668(5)
Boundary Conditions
673(4)
Reduced-Order Modeling
677(44)
Classification
677(3)
Quasi-Static Reduced-Order Modeling
678(1)
Dynamical Reduced-Order Modeling
679(1)
Generalized Kirchhoffian Networks
680(15)
Equivalent Circuit Representation
681(8)
Description Languages
689(6)
Black Box Models
695(10)
Nonlinear Static Models
695(2)
Linear Dynamic Models
697(4)
Nonlinear Dynamic Models
701(4)
Galerkin Methods
705(16)
Linear Galerkin Methods
705(12)
Nonlinear Galerkin Methods
717(4)
Reduced-Order Simulation
721(36)
Circuit and Device Models for Lab-on-a-Chip Systems
721(24)
Electrical Model
723(2)
Fluidic Model
725(5)
Chemical Reactions: Device Models
730(1)
Separation: Device Model
731(2)
Integration of the Models
733(1)
Examples
733(12)
Macromodeling of Squeezed Film Damping
745(8)
Equivalent Circuit Models
747(2)
Galerkin Methods
749(2)
Mixed-Level Simulation
751(1)
Black Box Models
752(1)
Compact Model for Electrowetting
753(1)
Software
754(3)
Bibliography 757(51)
Index 808

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