2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcrysgro.2004.02.078
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Numerical studies of wave pattern in an oxide melt in the Czochralski crystal growth

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“…Some researchers looked for the onset of the flow instability in oxide melts [9], but the realistic conditions are far beyond the ones considered there. For more realistic Grashof numbers, 3D computations have been performed but only for the melt applying simple boundary conditions at its side, bottom and top [10,11]. The bottom was set adiabatic and a constant temperature was set at the side.…”
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“…Some researchers looked for the onset of the flow instability in oxide melts [9], but the realistic conditions are far beyond the ones considered there. For more realistic Grashof numbers, 3D computations have been performed but only for the melt applying simple boundary conditions at its side, bottom and top [10,11]. The bottom was set adiabatic and a constant temperature was set at the side.…”
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“…The dimensionless governing equations for the melt flow in the Cartesian coordinates can be generally written as [8] …”
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“…In the Czochralski crystal growth system the so-called wave patterns were observed in the 1980s [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. The patterns appear on the free surface of oxide melt in the Czochralski crucible.…”
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