Zener solutions for particle growth in multi-component alloys

In this paper the Zener theory on precipitate growth in supersaturated alloys for planar, cylindrical and spherical geometries is extended to multi-component alloys. The obtained solutions can be used to check the results from numerical simulations under simplified conditions. Further, the multi-component solutions are used to derive the quasi...

Solution of vector Stefan problems with cross-diffusion

A general model for the dissolution of particles in multi-component alloys is proposed and analyzed. The model is based on diffusion equations with cross-terms for the several species, combined with a Stefan condition as the equation of motion of the interface between the particle and diffusant phase. To facilitate the analysis we use a...

A mathematical model for the dissolution of stoichiometric particles in multi-component alloys

A general model for the dissolution of stoichiometric particles in multi-component alloys is proposed and analysed. We introduce the concept of mass-conserving solutions and give a self-similar solution for the resulting Stefan-problem. Furthermore, we show that particle dissolution in multi-component alloys can under certain circumstances be...

A model for a viscous preflush prior to gelation in a porous medium

In this paper we propose and analyse a simplified mathematical model on the effect of a fully miscible preflush on gel-placement in an oil reservoir. The approach is based on a segregated flow model even if the two phases are fully miscible. For the rate of a constant injection rate condition, fully implicit solutions can be constructed....

Some mathematical aspects of particle dissolution and cross-diffusion in multi-component alloys

A general model for the dissolution of stoichiometric particles, taking into account the influences of cross-diffusion, in multi-component alloys is proposed and analyzed using a diagonalisation argument. We give a self-similar solution for the resulting Stefanproblem and state when the solutions are mass-conserving. We also give criteria for...