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Let a representative fixed volume have mixture mass density ρˉ​=ρs​φ+ρl​(1−φ). Since the crystal framework is rigid and stationary, the liquid mass flux is ρl​u, where u is Darcy velocity. Mass conservation gives
∂t​ρˉ​+∇⋅(ρl​u)=0.
(1)
The constant phase densities therefore imply the phase-change volume source in a rigid mush
∇⋅u=(1−r)φt​,r=ρs​/ρl​.​
(2)
For ice less dense than brine, increasing solid fraction creates an expansion flow; when the phase densities agree, this source vanishes.

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