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January 27, 2011 12:18pm UTC
modeling sessile droplet evaporation
Dear Firends,
does any one has experience with modeling phase change from liquid to gas ? is there exists any tutorial ?
I intended to model evaporation of single droplet pinned of relatively hot serface .
I used general heat trasfer , incompresible navier stock and 2phase flow laminar phase field .
how could I check the conservation of mass and energy ?
I tried to run above problem with Moving Mesh ,ALE but I could not ,any suggestion ?
there is one toturial regarding 'Boiling water' I can not implement q (heat flux 1 & 2 ) in expresion ! I got error in expression and I can not run it , I assume t must be defined in other way but I have no idea how it should be define !
thank you in advance for your time and consideration
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January 27, 2011 1:47pm UTC in response to Maryam Dadkhah
Re: modeling sessile droplet evaporation
www.comsol.com/showroom/documentation/model/3972/
maybe this tutorial can help...
I am trying to get this to work in 4.0a at the moment...
good luck
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August 18, 2012 4:55pm UTC in response to Maryam Dadkhah
Re: modeling sessile droplet evaporation
Hi Maryam,
Regarding to this post I also looking for someone who has experience in this case could you please share your good background based on this subject?
your immediate attention would be appreciated.
Best regards,
Ali
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November 15, 2012 11:24pm UTC in response to Ali Karimi
Re: modeling sessile droplet evaporation
hello,
i m also working on phase change from liquid to gass ,
if any one has information regarding this topic plz help me out.
-which model is to be used?
-what are boundary conditions at inlet ?
Regards,
khuram saleem
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December 3, 2012 5:21pm UTC in response to Maryam Dadkhah
Re: modeling sessile droplet evaporation
Hi Maryam,
It seems that you want to do the same thing that these guys did before:
www.comsol.com/cd/direct/conf/...3790/15249_marinaro_poster.pdf
I think that you can contact them directly and ask your questions.
I am also trying to model surface evaporation but it is difficult and there is no similar model unfortunately.
Cheers,
SMHH
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December 4, 2012 12:58am UTC in response to Maryam Dadkhah
Re: modeling sessile droplet evaporation
look at the boiling water model they have. Same idea. It is very tough to fully implement
www.comsol.com/showroom/animations/3972/
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