On modelling electrochemical gas evolution using the volume of fluid method
On modelling electrochemical gas evolution using the volume of fluid method
In this work we describe the various building block relevant in simulating electrochemical gas evolution using Volume of Fluid (VOF) method. These building blocks are implemented in the VOF solver available in OpenFOAM® and its predictions are compared to the theoretical models reported in literature. The fully coupled solver to model electrochemical gas evolution is used to model the case of a bubble evolving on a vertical electrode under constant potential condition to showcase its ability.
- SINTEF AS Norway
VOF, Interfacial mass transfer, Dissolved gas transport, Electrochemical systems, Bubble growth, Surface tension modelling, Gauss’s law
VOF, Interfacial mass transfer, Dissolved gas transport, Electrochemical systems, Bubble growth, Surface tension modelling, Gauss’s law
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