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October 9, 2007, 17:11 |
Free falling film
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Hi
Can anyone explain or give me a reference that explains why the thickness of a free falling film on a vertical wall does not changes as it runs down the wall? Regards Bo |
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October 10, 2007, 02:09 |
Re: Free falling film
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A standard text on vapor condensation on a cold surface may help you. In this case, though, the falling film thickens on its way down the plate as material is condensed.
For a plain liquid flow, I wonder if a boundary layer will form? Could be interesting to develop the same theory as for the vapour condensation, but take the incoming condensation mass-flux to zero. mw... <www.adthermtech.com> |
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