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Some key bubble and bubble plume characteristics to keep in mind

Some key bubble and bubble plume characteristics to keep in mind. Ira Leifer Bubbleology Research International University of California, Santa Barbara. Bubble Workshop, 7 Jan. 2013. The Most Basic Building Blocks of the Science of Bubbleology (no hydrate). Outflow increases with depth.

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Some key bubble and bubble plume characteristics to keep in mind

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  1. Some key bubble and bubble plume characteristics to keep in mind Ira Leifer Bubbleology Research International University of California, Santa Barbara Bubble Workshop, 7 Jan. 2013

  2. The Most Basic Building Blocks of the Science of Bubbleology (no hydrate) Outflow increases with depth Only chemical processes that enhance depth survival are compressibility (and T)

  3. Size matters and bigger is better

  4. Back to the 1800sDon’t bathe, be dirty

  5. Good Advice:keep cool!!!

  6. Life is better in a swarman uplifting experience Not For Distribution

  7. Life is better in a swarmlive longer in your own stink

  8. Crowds can carry baggagebut dump when the going gets too hard Solomon

  9. Deep Bubbles have advantagesand not just density

  10. Deep Bubbles have advantagesand not just density

  11. Weird Bubbles in a class of their ownvolcanic and water vapor

  12. How to model stiff bubbles“the model”

  13. How to model stiff bubbles“at its heart”

  14. How to model very stiff bubbles • PV=nRT • (dPV + PdV)/dt = R(dnT + ndT)/dt • Do some lengthy derivation •Is H2S a danger in a North Sea blowout?

  15. Demo the Model!!!

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