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University of Bradford
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Article title
Dissolution and growth of entrained bubbles when dip coating in a gas under reduced pressure
Type
D - Journal article
Title of journal
Chemical Engineering Science
Article number
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Volume number
65
Issue number
22
First page of article
5821
ISSN of journal
00092509
Year of publication
2010
URL
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Number of additional authors
1
Additional information
This paper forms part of a fundamental study conducted uniquely at Bradford, using a vacuum chamber, on the critical role of the gas phase viscosity on dynamic wetting and the onset of gas entrainment in coating operations hitherto not considered. The study examines the details of the mechanism of gas entrainment in dip coating under reduced pressures and compares these with gas entrainment at atmospheric pressure. The data from this study are now being taken by theoreticians to develop new models on dynamic wetting which take into consideration the important role of the gas phase viscosity.
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Cross-referral requested
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Research group
A - Advanced Materials Engineering
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No
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