1995
DOI: 10.1016/0017-9310(94)00273-x
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Bubble dynamics on the evolving bubble formed from the droplet at the superheat limit

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“…The entropy generation rate in this kind of oscillating bubble-liquid system, which induces lost work for bubble motion, needs to be calculated by allowing for the rate change of entropy for the gas inside the bubble and the net entropy flow out of the bubble, giving the heat exchange [10]: where n=1.3 produces the same pattern of bubble motion, as shown in Fig. 2.…”
Section: Governing Equations Obtained From the Navierstokes Equation mentioning
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“…The entropy generation rate in this kind of oscillating bubble-liquid system, which induces lost work for bubble motion, needs to be calculated by allowing for the rate change of entropy for the gas inside the bubble and the net entropy flow out of the bubble, giving the heat exchange [10]: where n=1.3 produces the same pattern of bubble motion, as shown in Fig. 2.…”
Section: Governing Equations Obtained From the Navierstokes Equation mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Note that no additional equation of state is needed to obtain gas pressure inside the bubble in our formulation. The detailed derivation and rationale for arriving at the temperature distribution inside the rapidly oscillating bubble are given by Kwak et al [10], Kwak and Yang [11] and Kwak and Na [12].…”
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“…Kwak et al [21] study the oscillating bubble that results from a droplet boiling at its superheat limit. They develop coupled differential equations for the evolution over time of the bubble pressure, temperature, radius and velocity, and the thickness of the thermal boundary layer: They assume a quadratic temperature profile in the boundary layer.…”
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“…(30) from r = R b to r = R b + δ yields the differential equation for the boundary layer thickness, which is as follows [25].…”
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