Flow Curvature Applied to Modelling of Critical Phenomena

Balabaev, M.O.

doi:10.18287/2541-7525-2019-25-2-92-99

Vestnik of Samara University. Natural Science Series

2019

DOI: 10.18287/2541-7525-2019-25-2-92-99

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Flow Curvature Applied to Modelling of Critical Phenomena

M.O. Balabaev

Abstract: Modeling of critical phenomena is a very important problem, which has direct applied application in many branches of science and technology. In this paper we regard a modiﬁcation of the low curvature method applied to construction of invariant manifolds of autonomous fast-slow dynamic systems. We compared a new method with original ones via ﬁnding duck-trajectories and their multidimensional analogues surfaces with variable stability. Comparison was used a three-dimensional autocatalytic reaction model and a m… Show more

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Dielectric losses under heat treatment of dispersed media

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2021

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The purpose of the paper is to study the dependence of dielectric losses of mechanically activated grain crops on example of wheat under heat treatment on temperature and external electric field frequency as well as to examine the effect of particle size of fine grain samples on grain electrophysical characteristics and dielectric losses. Experimental samples of dispersed systems with particle sizes in the range from 50 to 1000 μm are prepared by the method of mechanical activation. The temperature dependence of the dielectric loss angle tangent is measured using the dielectric method over a wide frequency range. The dependence of the dielectric loss angle tangent tgδ of mechanically activated wheat samples with the different degrees of particle dispersion in a wide temperature range from 20°C to 250°C with a heating rate of 0.7 deg/min is studied. It is found out that the external electric field frequency varies in the range from 25 Hz to 106 Hz. Electric capacitance and conductivity are measured using an E7-20 immitance meter and a specially designed measuring cell. Dielectric characteristics are calculated. Experimental data are presented in the form of graphs and diagrams. We have determined the correlation of the tangent of the dielectric loss angle tgδ with the frequency of the external electric field and temperature, which is most characteristic for fine samples. The most finely dispersed samples with a particle size of less than 50 microns are shown to have high electrical activity. Increase in the dielectric permittivity and the tangent of the dielectric loss angle is most noticeable at the frequencies below 100 Hz. The study of dielectric characteristics allows to choose an effective energy-saving drying mode of the crop under study.

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Dielectric losses under heat treatment of dispersed media

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Analysis of the temperature-frequency effect on dielectric losses in a grain medium

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The aim of the study is to determine the influence of the thermal effect on dielectric losses in grain mass subject to bruising during drying and storage on the example of wheat across a wide external electric field frequency range. The study of the electrophysical characteristics of a dispersed medium comprising mechanically activated wheat grains takes into account the effect of the degree of breakage on the dielectric parameters of the studied medium. The studies were carried out on experimental samples having different degrees of mechanical activation of particles, which ranged in size from from 50 to 1000 μm. Variations in the dielectric loss tangent were studied using the dielectric method across a wide temperature-frequency range. Studies of variations in dielectric properties were carried out for wheat sam-ples subjected to grinding according to the mechanical activation method at temperatures varying from 20°C to 255°C with a constant heating rate of 0.7 deg / min. During the course of the experiment, the frequency of the external electric field was varied from 25 Hz to 1∙106 Hz. Dielectric constant and dielectric loss tangent calculations were carried out using data on electrical capacity and conductivity obtained using an E7-20 immittance meter and a measuring cell in the form of a flat capacitor. An analysis of variations in these dielectric characteristics was also performed. The obtained stable correlation of the dielectric loss tangent with the frequency of external electric impact and the degree of heating of the samples was most pronounced for finely dispersed samples (particle size 50 μm). Variations in dielectric characteristics are most significant when the frequency decreases to 100 Hz and below. The study of variations in the main dielectric parameters can be used to prevent self-heating and ignition of the grain mass during storage, as well as for selecting the most efficient energy-saving drying mode.

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Flow Curvature Applied to Modelling of Critical Phenomena

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Dielectric losses under heat treatment of dispersed media

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Analysis of the temperature-frequency effect on dielectric losses in a grain medium

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