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EnglishThe paper reports an analytical approach to model heat and mass transfer from neighbouring spherical drops accounting for the dependence of the gas mixture density on temperature and composition. The conservation equations for single-component non-identical spherical drops evaporating in gaseous quiescent environment are analytically solved in a bi-spherical coordinate system. Analytical expressions for the local heat and mass fluxes on drop surfaces and for the evaporation and the sensible heat rates are reported. The effect of relieving the commonly adopted assumption of constant gas density is quantified by comparison with existing constant density solutions for different evaporating species and operating conditions. The model applies to any value of Lewis number. Comparison with analogous results for single isolated drops allows to quantify the screening effect on vapour and heat fluxes and evaporation and heat rates.
(2018). Variable gas density effects on transport from interacting evaporating spherical drops [journal article - articolo]. In INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/130788
| Titolo: | Variable gas density effects on transport from interacting evaporating spherical drops |
| Tipologia specifica: | articolo |
| Tutti gli autori: | Cossali, Gianpietro; Tonini, Simona |
| Data di pubblicazione: | 2018 |
| Abstract (eng): | The paper reports an analytical approach to model heat and mass transfer from neighbouring spherical drops accounting for the dependence of the gas mixture density on temperature and composition. The conservation equations for single-component non-identical spherical drops evaporating in gaseous quiescent environment are analytically solved in a bi-spherical coordinate system. Analytical expressions for the local heat and mass fluxes on drop surfaces and for the evaporation and the sensible heat rates are reported. The effect of relieving the commonly adopted assumption of constant gas density is quantified by comparison with existing constant density solutions for different evaporating species and operating conditions. The model applies to any value of Lewis number. Comparison with analogous results for single isolated drops allows to quantify the screening effect on vapour and heat fluxes and evaporation and heat rates. |
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| Nelle collezioni: | 1.1.01 Articoli/Saggi in rivista - Journal Articles/Essays |
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