Recent advances in pore-scale models for drying of porous media

By M. Prat. 2002

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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Computer Graphics and Computer-Aided Design, Mechanics of Materials

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Advanced computational modelling for drying processes – A review (2014, background): “Despite remarkable advances in model development at lower scales by various research groups [58,80], these models had less exposure in drying technology so far due to the required high-level expertise, which is not part of a standard engineering curriculum, and the complexity experienced when coupli”
Coupling of evaporative fluxes from drying porous surfaces with air boundary layer: Characteristics of evaporation from discrete pores (2012, background): “evaporation dynamics we could consider angular pores and account for liquid films in the corners of invaded pores [Laurindo and Prat, 1998; Prat, 2002; Yiotis et al., 2007] which would effectively bring the vaporization plane closer to the surface and provide more realistic picture of the film zone ”
OpenPNM: A Pore Network Modeling Package (2016, background): “Extensive reviews of pore network modeling and comparisons between the approaches are available in the literature [21]–[25].”
Non-equilibrium effects in capillarity and interfacial area in two-phase flow: dynamic pore-network modelling (2010, background): “…Al-Gharbi & Blunt 2005; Gielen et al. 2005), imbibition (see e.g. Koplik & Lasseter 1985; Hughes & Blunt 2000; Thompson 2002), evaporation (e.g. Prat 2002), three-phase flow (see e.g. Pereira et al. 1996) and ganglia movement (see e.g. Dias & Payatakes 1986a ,b; Constantinides & Payatakes…”
Drying front and water content dynamics during evaporation from sand delineated by neutron radiography (2008, background): “The geometry of the region separating saturated and partially dry zones is known as the drying front, and its dynamics reflect some of these interactions as confirmed in numerous experimental and theoretical studies [Shaw, 1987; Prat, 2002; and Yiotis et al., 2004].”
Effect of Liquid Films on the Drying of Porous Media (2004, background): “More recent work has focused on mechanistic pore-level studies (Freitas and Prat, 2000; Laurindo and Prat, 1996, 1998a,b; Le Bray and Prat, 1999; Nowicki et al., 1992; Pan et al., 1995; Prat, 1993, 1995; also see the review by Prat, 2002).”