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where the diffusion-dispersion tensor D k ʱ
is defined as
E (
D k ʱ (
v
ʱ ) = ˆ ʱ ˁ ʱ ʶ k ʱ
I
+ ˁ ʱ |
v
ʱ |
ʶ l ʱ
E
(
v
ʱ ) + ʶ t ʱ
v
ʱ )
,
(85)
where now
ʶ k ʱ
is the molecular diffusivity of component k in phase
ʱ
,
ʶ l ʱ
and
ʶ t ʱ
are, respectively, the longitudinal and transversal dispersivities of phase
ʱ |
is, as before, the Euclidean norm of the phase velocity. The orthogonal projections
along the phase velocity are as given by relation ( 60 ) with v
ʱ
, and
|
v
.
Summing Eq. ( 83 ) over all phases, using relations ( 29 ) and ( 84 ), and the correction
factor for species advection
v
ʱ
ʳ kc = ˁ
ʱ ʻ ʱ c k ʱ
ʱ ˁ ʱ S ʱ c ʱ ,
(86)
where we have made use of relation ( 79 ), we obtain the species mass conservation
equation for the multiphase mixture
∂ (ˆˁ
c k )
+∇· kc ˁ
v c k ) =∇·
D k ʱ ·∇
c k ʱ
−∇·
c k ʱ J ʱ
.
(87)
t
ʱ
ʱ
In passing from Eq. ( 83 )to( 87 ), we have assumed that
I k ʱ =
0
,
(88)
ʱ
since the production of component k in phase
must be accompanied by destruction
of this component in other phases. However, if there is an external generation of
components due to chemical or biological reactions the sum of I k ʱ over all phases
does not vanish and so this term should appear in Eq. ( 87 ). Moreover, since v ʱ and
v are needed in Eqs. ( 85 ) and ( 87 ), the momentum conservation equation is given by
Darcy's law in the form given by Eqs. ( 10 ) and ( 15 ).
When heat transfer is important, we must write a further equation for the specific
internal energy. In analogy with Eqs. ( 25 ) and ( 63 ), the energy balance equation for
each constituent ( k ,
ʱ
ʱ
) will read as follows
v k ʱ ) =∇· ˆ
T ʵ˃ SB T 4
∂(ˆ ʱ ˁ k ʱ
U k ʱ )
+∇· k ʱ
U k ʱ
v k ʱ ) +∇· (
p k ʱ
k T , k ʱ
t
+
Q k ʱ .
(89)
Using relations ( 2 ), ( 29 ), ( 78 ), ( 81 ), and ( 82 ) into the above equation and combining
the result with the mass balance equation ( 83 ), we obtain the energy equation in
terms of the common temperature
 
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