非平衡界面动力学理论
王海丰, 蒲振新, 张建宝

Non-Equilibrium Interface Dynamics Theory
WANG Haifeng, PU Zhenxin, ZHANG Jianbao
图6 非稳态部分拖曳固/液界面动力学过程的摩尔Gibbs自由能示意图
Fig.6 Mole Gibbs free energy diagram for the solid/liquid interface kinetic processes with a partial solute-drag effect under a non-steady-state condition (The total Gibbs free energy dissipated by the interface after solidification of 1 mol liquid is ΔGtotal = (1-Ctrans)ΔμA*+CtransΔμB*. By translating the tangent of Gibbs free energy curve of solid at CS* to the Gibbs free energy curve of liquid at Ceff, ΔGtotal is divided into two parts. The upper one for trans-interface diffusion is ΔGD = (Ceff-Ctrans)(ΔμA*-ΔμB*) and latter part for interface migration is ΔGm = (1-Ceff)ΔμA*+CeffΔμB*. The difference in ΔGD between the steady-state condition and the non-steady-state condition is ΔGtransS = (Ctrans-CS*)(ΔμA*-ΔμB*), which is the Gibbs free energy dissipated to adjust the actual composition transferred across the interface from CS* to Ctrans for trans-interface diffusion. The difference in ΔGm between the two cases with a full solute-drag effect and with a partial solute-drag effect is ΔGLeff = (CL*-Ceff)(ΔμA*-ΔμB*), which is the Gibbs free energy dissipated to adjust the liquid composition ahead of the solid/liquid interface from CL* to Ceff for interface migration. It should be pointed out that Hareland et al. [30] confused the concepts of Ctrans under non-steady-state and Ceff. Furthermore, it is also queried that the definition of Ceff can be stilled be used for a non-steady state condition. For example, there will be a problem when CS* < Ceff < Ctrans (Ceff—effective concentration)