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NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF DROPLET DEPOSITION AND SELF-ALIGNMENT ON A MICROSTRUCTURED SURFACE

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NUMERICAL HEAT TRANSFER PART A-APPLICATIONS
Volume 57, Issue 6, Pages 415-430

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TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/10407781003684563

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  1. Korean government (MEST) through Multiphenomena CFD Engineering Research Center [2009-0083510]

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Numerical simulation is performed for droplet impact and deposition on a microstructured surface. The droplet deformation is calculated by a sharp-interface level-set method which is extended to treat the immersed solid structure and the contact angle at the liquid-gas-solid interline. The computations are further carried out to investigate the droplet self-alignment behavior derived by the interfacial characteristics between the liquid-gas-solid phases, which can be used to overcome a droplet placement error and to improve the accuracy in film formation. The effects of contact angle, surface tension, and microstructure configuration on the droplet deposition are quantified.

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