The transient thermal behavior of a single water droplet gently deposited on the surface of a semi-infinite solid is investigated. A coupled model that solves simultaneously the transient conductionequation for the solid and the liquid to yield the surface temperature and heat flux distributions as well as the description of the droplet evaporation transient is proposed. The predictions of the evaporation time are compared with experimental data. An additional model is presented which assumes constant heat fluxat the liquid-solid interface. This model provides a closed form solution for the solid surface transient temperature distribution.

Evaporative Cooling Due to a Gently Deposited Droplet / M., di Marzo; Tartarini, Paolo; Y., Liao; D., Evans; H., Baum. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER. - ISSN 0017-9310. - STAMPA. - 36 (17):(1993), pp. 4133-4139.

Evaporative Cooling Due to a Gently Deposited Droplet

TARTARINI, Paolo;
1993

Abstract

The transient thermal behavior of a single water droplet gently deposited on the surface of a semi-infinite solid is investigated. A coupled model that solves simultaneously the transient conductionequation for the solid and the liquid to yield the surface temperature and heat flux distributions as well as the description of the droplet evaporation transient is proposed. The predictions of the evaporation time are compared with experimental data. An additional model is presented which assumes constant heat fluxat the liquid-solid interface. This model provides a closed form solution for the solid surface transient temperature distribution.
1993
36 (17)
4133
4139
Evaporative Cooling Due to a Gently Deposited Droplet / M., di Marzo; Tartarini, Paolo; Y., Liao; D., Evans; H., Baum. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER. - ISSN 0017-9310. - STAMPA. - 36 (17):(1993), pp. 4133-4139.
M., di Marzo; Tartarini, Paolo; Y., Liao; D., Evans; H., Baum
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