Experimental investigation of the effect of thermal properties of the substrate in the wetting and evaporation of sessile drops
By S. David, K. Sefiane, Lounes Tadrist. 2007
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- A mathematical model for the evaporation of a thin sessile liquid droplet: Comparison between experiment and theory (2008, methodology): “While the former assumption is well justied for the experiments of David et al. [ 11 ], the latter assumption is more questionable (see the discussion about this assumption in Section 4). The total evaporation rate is given by”
- Contribution of convective transport to evaporation of sessile droplets: Empirical model (2016, background): “when the substrate plays the role of a thermal insulator [29,30,11] or when it is heated.”