Mathematical modelling of curtain coating

We present a simple mathematical model for the fluid flow in the curtain coating process, exploiting the small aspect ratio, and examine the model in the large-Reynolds-number limit of industrial interest. We show that the fluid is in free fall except for a region close to the substrate, but find th...

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Huvudupphovsmän: Dyson, R, Howell, P, Breward, C, Herdman, P, Brander, J
Materialtyp: Journal article
Publicerad: 2005
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author Dyson, R
Howell, P
Breward, C
Herdman, P
Brander, J
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Howell, P
Breward, C
Herdman, P
Brander, J
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description We present a simple mathematical model for the fluid flow in the curtain coating process, exploiting the small aspect ratio, and examine the model in the large-Reynolds-number limit of industrial interest. We show that the fluid is in free fall except for a region close to the substrate, but find that the model can not describe the turning of the curtain onto the substrate. We find that the inclusion of a viscous bending moment close to the substrate allows the curtain to “turn the corner”.
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spelling oxford-uuid:c95a2ecb-2a66-4e69-9793-717975b1b4682022-03-27T06:58:36ZMathematical modelling of curtain coatingJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:c95a2ecb-2a66-4e69-9793-717975b1b468Mathematical Institute - ePrints2005Dyson, RHowell, PBreward, CHerdman, PBrander, JWe present a simple mathematical model for the fluid flow in the curtain coating process, exploiting the small aspect ratio, and examine the model in the large-Reynolds-number limit of industrial interest. We show that the fluid is in free fall except for a region close to the substrate, but find that the model can not describe the turning of the curtain onto the substrate. We find that the inclusion of a viscous bending moment close to the substrate allows the curtain to “turn the corner”.
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Howell, P
Breward, C
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Brander, J
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