Numerical simulation of melting ice around a floating by microwaves

Lakzian, Esmail; Parsian, Armin; Lakzian, Kazem

doi:10.1007/s00231-015-1567-6

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“…One of such works is [6]. This article proposes a new method of using microwaves to melt ice around floating equipment in freezing conditions in cold regions.…”

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A review of modern numerical and analytical models of heat transfer in a dielectric layer during melting due to microwave radiation

Karelin

Саломатов

2021

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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In this work, numerical and analytical solutions of heat transfer in a dielectric layer during melting in the microwave field were considered. We considered solutions, where the source term was obtained based on the solution of Maxwell equation, as well as using the Lambert law. The conditions applicable for analytical solutions, allowing the parametric analysis, are determined. The areas of application of the technology of microwave melting of dielectrics, in particular with melting ice on water, defrosting products, etc., were also considered.

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“…One of such works is [6]. This article proposes a new method of using microwaves to melt ice around floating equipment in freezing conditions in cold regions.…”

Section: Numerical Simulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

A review of modern numerical and analytical models of heat transfer in a dielectric layer during melting due to microwave radiation

Karelin

Саломатов

2021

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Transient heat conduction through a substrate of brine-spongy ice

2017

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This paper develops a new predictive model of transient heat transfer in brine-spongy ice. It analyzes the thermal behavior and discusses the thermal response of brine-spongy ice to heat input. The model is based on the global characteristics of a mixture of ice and brine. The analytical model uses phase change characteristics of brine and ice in equilibrium states. The model involves a nonlinear partial differential equation and a number of equations of state for ice, brine, and brinespongy ice. Salinity, initial temperature, and a constant temperature for one side of the ice block, are primary variables in the studies. Samples are also tested experimentally with transient conditions and their temperature responses are captured by a thermal camera. The numerical results are closely aligned with the measured temperatures. The experiments confirm the analytical model and numerical solutions. This paper establishes new understanding of trapped brine when absorbing and releasing thermal energy through brine-spongy ice. The observations indicate a new type of ice structure with considerable differences in thermal response to transient heat transfer as compared with regular ice.

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Experimental and numerical modeling research of rubber material during microwave heating process

Chen

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Numerical simulation of melting ice around a floating by microwaves

Cited by 6 publications

References 19 publications

A review of modern numerical and analytical models of heat transfer in a dielectric layer during melting due to microwave radiation

A review of modern numerical and analytical models of heat transfer in a dielectric layer during melting due to microwave radiation

Transient heat conduction through a substrate of brine-spongy ice

Experimental and numerical modeling research of rubber material during microwave heating process

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