A theoretical study is carried out to predict the thermal behavior of a solid surface subjected to multi-droplet evaporative cooling. A single-droplet numerical code, which has been previously presented and validated, is used here to gain insight into the behavior of a surface subjected to dropwise evaporative cooling. On the basis of the single-droplet results, a generalized model is presented and a novel numerical code is formulated, which analyzes the effects of a multi-droplet evaporative transient on a low thermal conductivity solid surface. The main parameters that characterize the evaporative transient behavior are identified. Some numerical results obtained with this new model are presented and discussed.

Numerical simulation of multi-droplet evaporative cooling / Tartarini, P.; Liao, Y.; di Marzo, M.. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEAT AND TECHNOLOGY. - ISSN 0392-8764. - 11:1-2(1993), pp. 98-107.

Numerical simulation of multi-droplet evaporative cooling

Tartarini P.;
1993

Abstract

A theoretical study is carried out to predict the thermal behavior of a solid surface subjected to multi-droplet evaporative cooling. A single-droplet numerical code, which has been previously presented and validated, is used here to gain insight into the behavior of a surface subjected to dropwise evaporative cooling. On the basis of the single-droplet results, a generalized model is presented and a novel numerical code is formulated, which analyzes the effects of a multi-droplet evaporative transient on a low thermal conductivity solid surface. The main parameters that characterize the evaporative transient behavior are identified. Some numerical results obtained with this new model are presented and discussed.
1993
11
1-2
98
107
Numerical simulation of multi-droplet evaporative cooling / Tartarini, P.; Liao, Y.; di Marzo, M.. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEAT AND TECHNOLOGY. - ISSN 0392-8764. - 11:1-2(1993), pp. 98-107.
Tartarini, P.; Liao, Y.; di Marzo, M.
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