JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING OF JAPAN · 1974 · 29 citations · 1 references
Natural SciencesChemical EngineeringFluid DynamicsRheologyThin FilmsRheology Of Complex FluidsViscous FlowDimensionless QuantitiesFilm ThicknessFilm Thickness MeasurementHigh-order Polynomial ApproximationLiquid Film BehaviorLiquid Film ThicknessOperating ConditionsThin Liquid Films
Various theoretical solutions including the author''s for the thickness of a viscous liquid film on a rotating disk are presented in terms of two dimensionless parameters and are compared with experimental results. The film thickness on the disk was measured by a micrometer which is movable with a needle used as a surface detector. The numerical solution of the equations as simplified by von Karman''s method and Bruin''s solution agree well with the experimental results in a wide range of operating conditions. Polynomial approximation with orders up to fourth and fifth degree is usable to predict the film thickness.
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On The Centrifugal Disk Atomization
Y. Oyama, K. Endou · Chemical engineering · 1953 · 13 citations · Full text