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A multiple-scales framework for branched channel filters

C. J. W. Breward, I. M. Griffiths, T. Fastnedge

Multiple-scales analysis produces an effective leakage boundary condition for flow over branched channel filters.

arxiv:2511.05157 v2 · 2025-11-07 · physics.flu-dyn

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We use multiple-scales techniques to derive an effective leakage boundary condition, which smooths out localised effects in the flow velocity and pressure that arise due to the discrete branched channels, and then use this boundary condition to explicitly determine the flow away from the boundary. We find that our explicit solution compares well with an analogous numerical solution containing a discrete set of branched channels.

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The branch separation is much larger than the thickness of the viscous boundary layer under high-Reynolds-number laminar flow; if this scale separation fails the multiple-scales reduction to an effective boundary condition no longer holds.

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Multiple-scales analysis derives an effective leakage boundary condition for high-Re laminar flow over branched channels, enabling explicit flow solutions and Stokes-number-dependent predictions of particle capture efficiency in a ricochet filter.

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[2] DIVI, R. V., STROTHER, J. A. & PAIG-TRAN, E. W. M. 2018 Manta rays feed using ricochet separation, a novel nonclogging filtration mechanism. Sci. Adv. 4 (9). DRIS, R., IMHOF, H. I., SANCHEZ, W. & GASP 2018
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arxiv: 2511.05157 · arxiv_version: 2511.05157v2 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2511.05157 · pith_short_12: PC46WKQZPOAS · pith_short_16: PC46WKQZPOASWQQT · pith_short_8: PC46WKQZ
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