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requires only that k be positive, since the temperature is positive as a consequence of
its definition.
Finally, note that the argument involving D
s
ry=
D
t
was performed first, then the
argument involving D
s
D
t
. This ordering of the arguments is required because D
s
y=
,
D
s
D
t
¼
@yð
x
;
t
Þ
y
y=
D
t
depends on
ry
þ
v
ðsÞ
r½yð
x
;
t
Þ
, a result that is a special case of
@
t
(
10.11
).
The method of this example will next be applied to the mixture of interest.
Constitutive assumptions will now be made for the free energy
C
, the entropy
, the
effective stress
T
eff
, each constituent-specific free energy
C
(
b
)
, each constituent-
specific partial stress
T
ðbÞ
and the heat flux
q
. The independent variables included in
the constitutive assumptions are the localized small strain tensor
E
, the temperature
y
r
(
b
)
and the diffusion
velocities
v
ðb=sÞ
. These functional dependencies are expressed as equations in the
following forms:
, the temperature gradient
ry
, the constituent densities
C ¼ Cð
E
; y; ry; f
ðbÞ
;
v
ðb=sÞ
Þ;¼ ð
E
; y; ry; f
ðbÞ
;
v
ðb=sÞ
Þ;
T
ef
f
T
eff
¼
ð
E
; y; ry; f
ðbÞ
;
v
ðb=sÞ
Þ; C
ðcÞ
¼ C
ðcÞ
ð
E
; y; ry; f
ðbÞ
;
v
ðb=sÞ
Þ
T
ðcÞ
¼
T
ðcÞ
ð
E
; y; ry; f
ðbÞ
;
v
ðb=sÞ
Þ;
q
¼
q
ð
E
; y; ry; f
ðbÞ
;
v
ðb=sÞ
Þ
(10.84)
These constitutive assumptions are now substituted into the entropy inequality
(
10.82
); in the case of the free energy,
C
, the chain rule is applied, thus
D
s
D
s
v
ð
a
=
s
Þ
D
s
D
s
D
s
E
f
ðaÞ
D
t
þ
D
s
D
t
¼
@C
D
t
þ
@C
y
D
t
þ
@C
@C
D
t
þ
@C
ry
D
t
E
:
@ry
;
@y
@
@f
ðaÞ
@
v
ðb=sÞ
(10.85)
thus
D
s
D
s
r þ
@C
@y
y
Dt
r
@C
@
D
ðsÞ
r
@C
ry
Dt
1
y
T
eff
q
ry þ
:
@ry
E
!
X
N
a¼
1
r
X
N
s
b¼
1
f½
D
s
v
ð
b
=
s
Þ
Dt
@C
þ
v
ðb=sÞ
þ
T
ðbÞ
þ f
ðbÞ
m
ðbÞ
1
r
ðbÞ
C
ðbÞ
1
: ½r
v
ðb=sÞ
g
@
X
Ns
b¼
1
f½r
þ
T
ðbÞ
þ m
ðbÞ
rf
ðbÞ
rr
ðbÞ
C
ðbÞ
v
ðb=sÞ
g
0
;
(10.86)
where
are the electrochemical potentials of the constituents other than the
porous solid,
m
ðbÞ
@C
@f
ðbÞ
þ g
ðbÞ
e þ
m
ðbÞ
¼ r
p
;
(10.87)
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