Abstract The bubble point pressure is essential for planning and managing oil field development production strategies. conventional procedure of the determination volume a trial-and-error method. Consequently, this leads to lack uniqueness, accuracy, repeatability solution. This paper describes new technique that utilizes pressure–volume (PV) data obtained from constant-composition expansion (C...

This paper presents a summary of some recent observations of the interaction between individual traveling cavitation bubbles and the nearly solid surface. These reveal a complex micro-fluid-mechanics associated withThe interaction of the bubble with the boundary layer, the surface and the large pressure gradients exterior to the boundary layer which normally occur in the vicinity of a minimum p...

An analysis was performed of the rise characteristics of bubbles, which are also growing, in a pressure Iield which is decreasing exponentially with time. The bubble rise and growth occur due to flash evaporation caused by reducing the pressure in the vapor space above a pool of liquid. Basset’s bubble momentum equation was modified to include the effects of the generated pressure wave, and to ...

introduction: there are several methods for evaluating microleakage in dentistry, for example dye or bacterial leakage, electro-chemical methods, radioisotope labeling and fluid filtration. the purpose of this study was to assemble the fluid filtration system for quantitative evaluation of microleakage in dental materials. materials and methods: the roots were connected to a tube filled with an...

The dynamic interaction of a shockwave (modelled as a pressure pulse) with an initially spherically oscillating bubble is investigated. Upon the shockwave impact, the bubble deforms non-spherically and the flow field surrounding the bubble is determined with potential flow theory using the boundary-element method (BEM). The primary advantage of this method is its computational efficiency. The s...

The buoyant rise of thermals (i.e. bubbles of enhanced entropy, but initially in pressure equilibrium) is investigated numerically in three dimensions for the case of an adiabatically stratified layer covering 6–9 pressure scale heights. It is found that these bubbles can travel to large heights before being braked by the excess pressure that builds up in order to drive the gas sideways in the ...

Bubble nucleation phenomenon in presence of gas impurities is studied by microcanonical molecular dynamics simulation for Lennard-Jones fluid. First, we investigate effect of molecular diameter of dissolved gas on the nucleation rate with pressure change. As a result, we find increase of the nucleation rate with increase of the pressure, which we call "inverse" pressure phenomenon, when interac...

We explore the microfluidic generation of bubbles in a flow-focusing junction using a pressure-controlled device rather than the more common flow ratecontrolled devices. This device is a prototype for extending microfluidic drop generation methods to molten polymers. We show that the bubble generation process is highly sensitive to pressure: small changes in pressure induce large changes in bub...

The buoyant rise of thermals (i.e. bubbles of enhanced entropy, but initially in pressure equilibrium) is investigated numerically in three dimensions for the case of an adiabatically stratified layer covering 6–9 pressure scale heights. It is found that these bubbles can travel to large heights before being braked by the excess pressure that builds up in order to drive the gas sideways in the ...

computational scheme is used to study the bubble trajectories. The 2D averaged Navier stokes equations are solved. The SIMPLEC algorithm is used to relate the pressure to velocity. A one-way coupling is assumed and the effects of the bubbles on carrier flow are neglected. The bubble equation of motion includes the drag, buoyancy, pressure gradient, Saffman lift and bubble volume change forces. ...