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Homogenisation of local colloid evolution induced by reaction and diffusion

We consider the homogenisation of a coupled reaction-diffusion process in a porous medium with evolving microstructure. A concentration-dependent reaction rate at the interface of the pores with the solid matrix induces a concentration-dependent evolution of the domain. Hence, the evolution is fully coupled with the reaction-diffusion process. In order to pass to the homogenisation limit, we employ the two-scale-transformation method. Thus, we homogenise a highly non-linear problem in a periodic and in time cylindrical domain instead. The homogenisation result is a reaction-diffusion equation, which is coupled with an internal variable, representing the local evolution of the pore structure.

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