Fluid Mechanics at Interfaces 2 2022
DOI: 10.1002/9781119903000.ch4
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Vaporization of an Equivalent Pastille

Abstract: On examine la réponse dynamique d'une goutte en évaporation en forme de pastille sous l'effet de petites oscillations acoustiques. La pastille est alimentée de façon continue avec un coefficient d'échange thermique h et il est tenu compte des effets de la convection de la chaleur et de la conduction sur le facteur de réponse en fréquence du système et sur le champ thermique dans la gouttelette. L'effet du coefficient d'échange thermique h est étudié.Mots clés : pastille, évaporation, oscillations harmoniques, … Show more

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“…Consequently, the results concerning the response factor curves in these two extreme regimes can be deduced as limiting cases from those of the present generalized injection regime. This kind of generalization has also been highlighted in a recent published paper (see [27]), where the mixed feeding regime was applied to a pastille-shaped droplet. Secondly, when the value of the heat transfer coefficient is fixed at one (h = 1), the corresponding response factor curves show intriguing fluctuations in their profiles, as it can be observed on Figures 3(c1), 3(c2) and 3(c3).…”
Section: Effects Of the Heat Transfer Coefficientmentioning
confidence: 65%
“…Consequently, the results concerning the response factor curves in these two extreme regimes can be deduced as limiting cases from those of the present generalized injection regime. This kind of generalization has also been highlighted in a recent published paper (see [27]), where the mixed feeding regime was applied to a pastille-shaped droplet. Secondly, when the value of the heat transfer coefficient is fixed at one (h = 1), the corresponding response factor curves show intriguing fluctuations in their profiles, as it can be observed on Figures 3(c1), 3(c2) and 3(c3).…”
Section: Effects Of the Heat Transfer Coefficientmentioning
confidence: 65%