Theoretical analysis of 3D, transient convection and segregation in microgravity Bridgman crystal growth

Details Theoretical analysis of 3D, transient convection and segregation in microgravity Bridgman crystal growth Theoretical analysis of 3D, transient convection and segregation in microgravity Bridgman crystal growth

Jan 2000

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SPACE TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL FORUM - 2000. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 504, pp. 884-889 (2000).

Physics

Growth From Melts, Zone Melting And Refining, Theory And Models Of Crystal Growth, Physics Of Crystal Growth, Crystal Morphology, And Orientation, Growth In Microgravity Environments, Computer Modeling And Simulation

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We present results from simulations of transient acceleration (g-jitter) in both axial and transverse directions in a simplified prototype of a vertical Bridgman crystal growth system. We also present results on the effects of applying a steady magnetic field in axial or transverse directions to damp the flow. In most cases application of a magnetic field suppresses flow oscillations, but for transverse jitter at intermediate frequencies, flow oscillations grow larger. .

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