The effect of the thermal conductivity of the substrate on droplet evaporation

Dunn, Gavin and Wilson, S.K. and Duffy, B.R. and David, S. and Sefiane, K.; Bonilla, Luis L. and Moscoso, Miguel, eds. (2008) The effect of the thermal conductivity of the substrate on droplet evaporation. In: Mathematics in Industry. Springer, pp. 779-783. ISBN 978-3-540-71991-5 (https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-71992-2_134)

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Abstract

The evaporation of liquid droplets is of fundamental importance to industry, with a vast number of applications including ink-jet printing, spray cooling and DNA mapping, and has been the subject of considerable theoretical and experimental research in recent years. Significant recent papers include those by Deegan [1], Deegan et al. [2], Hu and Larson [3], Poulard et al. [4], Sultan et al. [5], and Shahidzadeh-Bonn et al. [6].

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