Gf. Naterer et Ge. Schneider, PHASES MODEL FOR BINARY-CONSTITUENT SOLID-LIQUID PHASE-TRANSITION, .2. APPLICATIONS, Numerical heat transfer. Part B, Fundamentals, 28(2), 1995, pp. 127-137
A new solution procedure for binary-constituent solid-liquid phase-tra
nsition problems has been applied to several one- and two-dimensional
problems. Three one-dimensional applications (a pure material melting
problem, a unidirectional Ag-Sn solidification problem, and a Bridgman
furnace simulation) illustrate different interface solute redistribut
ion and Ste number sensitivity results. In addition, two-dimensional a
pplications examine Pb-Sn and NH4Cl-H2O solidification problems within
moderate- and low-aspect-ratio enclosures. In these problems, buoyanc
y-driven and shear-driven recirculation cells in the liquid regions of
the cavity, penetration of bulk fluid across the liquidus interface,
and energy and species advection are observed. The model's results agr
ee closely with previous analytical and experimental results, and its
performance indicates a cost-effective and physically based approach t
o solid-liquid phase-transition discrete analysis.