Vol.40 No.11

Journal of Xi'an Jiaotong University

Jan.2006

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Influence of Temperature on Condensation Process of Lennardª²Jones Fluid
Sun Jie£¬He Yaling£¬Li Yinshi£¬Tao Wenquan
(State Key Laboratory of Multiphase Flow in Power Engineering£¬Xi'an Jiaotong University£¬Xi'an 710049£¬ China)

Abstract£ºEquilibrium molecular dynamics simulations were carried out in this research to study the dynamics of the interface system composed of argon molecules at the temperatures from 83.5K to 170K. The temperature dependences density£¬the thickness of interface£¬the collision flux£¬the Lennardª²Jones(L-J) potential energy and L-J potential force were obtained statistically and analyzed.The results show that when the temperature rises£¬the thickness of interface and the collision flux increase£¬the density and the L-J potential distribution tend to be uniform and the L-J potential force distribution inclines to zero with the decrease of the depth of the potential well.All the values change sharply when the system is close to the critical state.The condensation coefficients at different temperatures obtained from this study agree with those from other authors.In addition£¬the statistical results show that the condensation coefficient decreases with the increase of temperature until the interface disappears when approaching critical temperature.This phenomenon can be well explained by the interaction between the thickness of interface and the collision flux when the temperature rises.
Keywords£ºmolecular dynamics£»liquidª²gas interface£»condensation
coefficient; Lennardª²Jonespotential