Experimental Thermodynamics in Droplet Interactions
A special issue of Fluids (ISSN 2311-5521). This special issue belongs to the section "Heat and Mass Transfer".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 December 2021) | Viewed by 5864
Special Issue Editor
Interests: experimental investigations in multiphase flow; porous media; heat and mass transfer by X-Ray microCT (micro-computed tomography); LDA and PDA (Laser Doppler Anemometry and laser Phase Doppler Anemometry); fluids contact angle determination in complex surfaces and wettability; droplet dynamics and interactions (atomizer; spray; injectors)
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Dear Colleagues,
Experimental techniques have played a decisive role in the history of physical sciences, especially in multiphase thermodynamics. I believe, it is very useful to publish novel contributions to further widen a knowledge that still deserves researches, eventually triggered by the develop of new discovering due to novel investigation techniques.
This Special Issue of Fluids “Experimental Thermodynamics in Droplet Interactions” aims to present a collection of papers on fluid–structure interactions. We are interested in the development or the applications of measurement techniques including both experimental visualization and investigations that support the understanding of thermodynamic phenomena with quantitative measurements of variables such as heat and mass flow, complex interfaces, and phase changes, preferably in combination with multidisciplinary comparisons with analytical models or numerical simulations. Contributions on X-ray imaging applications in this area will be prioritized.
Prof. Dr. Maurizio Santini
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- complex droplets interactions
- droplet on porous surfaces
- surface wettability
- fluid atomization
- X-Rays microCT and 3D imaging techniques
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