Dissipative particle dynamics (DPD) is a widespread computational tool to simulate the behavior of soft matter and liquids in and out of equilibrium. Although there are many applications in which the effect of temperature is relevant, most of the DPD studies have been carried out at a fixed system temperature. Therefore, this work investigates how to incorporate the effect of system temperature variation within the DPD model to capture realistic temperature-dependent system properties. In particular, this work focuses on the relationship between temperature and transport properties, and therefore, an extended DPD model for transport properties prediction is employed. Transport properties, unlike the equilibrium properties, are often overlooked despite their significant influence on the flow dynamics of non-isothermal mesoscopic systems. Moreover, before simulating the response of the system induced by a temperature change, it is important to first estimate transport properties at a certain temperature. Thus here, the same fluid is simulated across different temperature conditions using isothermal DPD with the aim to identify a temperature-dependent parametrization methodology, capable of ensuring the correctness of both equilibrium and dynamical properties. Liquid water is used as a model system for these analyses. This work proposes a temperature-dependent form of the extended DPD model where both conservative and non-conservative interaction parameters incorporate the variation of the temperature. The predictions provided by our simulations are in excellent agreement with experimental data.
Modeling temperature-dependent transport properties in dissipative particle dynamics: A top-down coarse-graining toward realistic dynamics at the mesoscale / Lauriello, N.; Lísal, M.; Boccardo, G.; Marchisio, D.; Buffo, A.. - In: THE JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS. - ISSN 0021-9606. - ELETTRONICO. - 161:3(2024). [10.1063/5.0207530]
Modeling temperature-dependent transport properties in dissipative particle dynamics: A top-down coarse-graining toward realistic dynamics at the mesoscale
Lauriello, N.;Boccardo, G.;Marchisio, D.;Buffo, A.
2024
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Dissipative particle dynamics (DPD) is a widespread computational tool to simulate the behavior of soft matter and liquids in and out of equilibrium. Although there are many applications in which the effect of temperature is relevant, most of the DPD studies have been carried out at a fixed system temperature. Therefore, this work investigates how to incorporate the effect of system temperature variation within the DPD model to capture realistic temperature-dependent system properties. In particular, this work focuses on the relationship between temperature and transport properties, and therefore, an extended DPD model for transport properties prediction is employed. Transport properties, unlike the equilibrium properties, are often overlooked despite their significant influence on the flow dynamics of non-isothermal mesoscopic systems. Moreover, before simulating the response of the system induced by a temperature change, it is important to first estimate transport properties at a certain temperature. Thus here, the same fluid is simulated across different temperature conditions using isothermal DPD with the aim to identify a temperature-dependent parametrization methodology, capable of ensuring the correctness of both equilibrium and dynamical properties. Liquid water is used as a model system for these analyses. This work proposes a temperature-dependent form of the extended DPD model where both conservative and non-conservative interaction parameters incorporate the variation of the temperature. The predictions provided by our simulations are in excellent agreement with experimental data.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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