Influence of wall elasticity on growth and collapse of bubbles near a wall

The growth and collapse of a laser-induced bubble near an agarose gel were observed with a high-speed video camera in which 0.7% (Young's modulus E = 13 kPa), 1.5% (E = 55 kPa), 3.0% (E = 200 kPa), and 5.0% (E = 570 kPa) agarose gels were used as tissue-mimicking phantoms. The effects of Yo...

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Main Authors: Tomoya MATSUKURA, Hiroyuki TAKAHIRA
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Language:English
Published: The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers 2024-03-01
Series:Journal of Fluid Science and Technology
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Online Access:https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jfst/19/2/19_2024jfst0015/_pdf/-char/en
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description The growth and collapse of a laser-induced bubble near an agarose gel were observed with a high-speed video camera in which 0.7% (Young's modulus E = 13 kPa), 1.5% (E = 55 kPa), 3.0% (E = 200 kPa), and 5.0% (E = 570 kPa) agarose gels were used as tissue-mimicking phantoms. The effects of Young's modulus of agarose and the dimensionless bubble-boundary distance γ on the dynamics of laser-induced bubbles, i.e., bubble oscillation time, bubble migration, bubble shape, jetting, and penetration of the liquid jet into the elastic wall were investigated. It was shown that as Young’s modulus of the wall increased, the amount of migration of the bubble centroid toward the wall increased. The results also showed that as γ decreased, the bubble shape in the late collapse stage changed from a spherical shape, a cone shape, and to a mushroom shape when E = 13, 55, and 200 kPa, while, when E = 570 kPa, it changed from a cone shape, a mushroom shape, and to a volcano shape: the threshold values of γ, where the bubble shape changed from a cone shape to a mushroom shape and from a mushroom shape to a volcanic shape, increased as E increased. These bubble shapes in the late collapse stage were determined from the bubble shapes at the maximum expansion. In the case of mushroom-shaped bubbles, the jet velocity was higher than volcano-shaped bubbles. The value of γ at the onset of the penetration of the liquid jet into the elastic wall increased with an increase in E. The penetration area of bubbles into the elastic wall took the maximum value when the bubble shape in the late collapse stage changed from a mushroom shape to a volcano shape. The difference between the bubble behavior near the agarose wall and that near the PAA wall was also discussed.
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spelling doaj.art-b6fac4f8a7744f90b6863ce8db0f04012024-04-02T07:08:56ZengThe Japan Society of Mechanical EngineersJournal of Fluid Science and Technology1880-55582024-03-01192JFST0015JFST001510.1299/jfst.2024jfst0015jfstInfluence of wall elasticity on growth and collapse of bubbles near a wallTomoya MATSUKURA0Hiroyuki TAKAHIRA1Department of Mechanical Engineering, Osaka Metropolitan UniversityDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Osaka Metropolitan UniversityThe growth and collapse of a laser-induced bubble near an agarose gel were observed with a high-speed video camera in which 0.7% (Young's modulus E = 13 kPa), 1.5% (E = 55 kPa), 3.0% (E = 200 kPa), and 5.0% (E = 570 kPa) agarose gels were used as tissue-mimicking phantoms. The effects of Young's modulus of agarose and the dimensionless bubble-boundary distance γ on the dynamics of laser-induced bubbles, i.e., bubble oscillation time, bubble migration, bubble shape, jetting, and penetration of the liquid jet into the elastic wall were investigated. It was shown that as Young’s modulus of the wall increased, the amount of migration of the bubble centroid toward the wall increased. The results also showed that as γ decreased, the bubble shape in the late collapse stage changed from a spherical shape, a cone shape, and to a mushroom shape when E = 13, 55, and 200 kPa, while, when E = 570 kPa, it changed from a cone shape, a mushroom shape, and to a volcano shape: the threshold values of γ, where the bubble shape changed from a cone shape to a mushroom shape and from a mushroom shape to a volcanic shape, increased as E increased. These bubble shapes in the late collapse stage were determined from the bubble shapes at the maximum expansion. In the case of mushroom-shaped bubbles, the jet velocity was higher than volcano-shaped bubbles. The value of γ at the onset of the penetration of the liquid jet into the elastic wall increased with an increase in E. The penetration area of bubbles into the elastic wall took the maximum value when the bubble shape in the late collapse stage changed from a mushroom shape to a volcano shape. The difference between the bubble behavior near the agarose wall and that near the PAA wall was also discussed.https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jfst/19/2/19_2024jfst0015/_pdf/-char/encavitationlaser-induced bubblecollapseelastic wallyoung’s modulusagarosemigrationliquid jet
spellingShingle Tomoya MATSUKURA
Hiroyuki TAKAHIRA
Influence of wall elasticity on growth and collapse of bubbles near a wall
Journal of Fluid Science and Technology
cavitation
laser-induced bubble
collapse
elastic wall
young’s modulus
agarose
migration
liquid jet
title Influence of wall elasticity on growth and collapse of bubbles near a wall
title_full Influence of wall elasticity on growth and collapse of bubbles near a wall
title_fullStr Influence of wall elasticity on growth and collapse of bubbles near a wall
title_full_unstemmed Influence of wall elasticity on growth and collapse of bubbles near a wall
title_short Influence of wall elasticity on growth and collapse of bubbles near a wall
title_sort influence of wall elasticity on growth and collapse of bubbles near a wall
topic cavitation
laser-induced bubble
collapse
elastic wall
young’s modulus
agarose
migration
liquid jet
url https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jfst/19/2/19_2024jfst0015/_pdf/-char/en
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