Continuous Deposition of a Liquid Thread onto a Moving Substrate. Numerical Analysis and Comparison With Experiments
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- article
- Published
- 2012-02-01
- Cited by
- 15
- References
- 47
- Access
- Open access
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Keywords
Nozzle, Mechanics, Materials science, Volumetric flow rate, Thread (computing)
References
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- Direct-write technologies for rapid prototyping applications : sensors, electronics and integrated power sources
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- Volume-of-Fluid Interface Tracking with Smoothed Surface Stress Methods for Three-Dimensional Flows
- Direct writing in three dimensions
- An Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian Computing Method for All Flow Speeds
- Formation and stability of liquid and molten beads on a solid surface
- An arbitrary lagrangian-eulerian finite element method for transient dynamic fluid-structure interactions
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- The influence of inertia and contact angle on the instability of partially wetting liquid strips: A numerical analysis study
- Liquid transfer from single cavities to rotating rolls
- Liquid Transfer in Printing Processes: Liquid Bridges with Moving Contact Lines
- Three dimensional flow of liquid transfer between a cavity and a moving roll
- Stability Analysis of Printed Liquid Elbows.
- In situ characterization of low-viscosity direct ink writing: Stability, wetting, and rotational flows.
- Modeling and Simulation of a Direct-Write Manufacturing Process
- An Unconventional Application of Direct Ink Writing: Surface Force-Driven Patterning of Low Viscosity Inks.
- Active motion of contaminated microbubbles
- Inkjet deposition of lines onto thin moving porous media - experiments and simulations
- Numerical investigation of circular pattern by continuous deposition of liquid threads onto a moving substrate
- Modelling and Validation of a Direct-Write 3 D Printed Track
- Schiaffino and Sonin 16 worked with strips of molten wax deposited in a cool substrate to freeze the contact line , finding a reasonable agreement with Davis ’ s theory
- Contact angle and inertia effects on the instability of partially wetting liquid rivulets. Finite Element analysis
- Ubal, Sebastián and Grassia, Paul and Campana, Diego M. and Giavedoni, Maria D. and Saita, Femando A. (2014) The influence of inertia and contact angle on the instability of partially wetting liquid strips : a numerical analysis
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