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Steady and Oscillating Convection Phenomena Caused by an Air Bubble Beneath a Heated Wall

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Microgravity Fluid Mechanics

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Many experimental investigations and numerical analyses on the thermocapillary flow in the surroundings of hemispherical bubbles under a horizontal heated wall have been carried out, mainly to clarify the role of this convection in boiling heat transfer (McGrew et al. 1966, Gaddis 1968, Larkin 1970, Kao & Kenning 1972 and Huplik & Raithby 1972). Recently the interest on the thermocapillary flow in the vicinity of bubbles attached to a heated or a cooled solid wall has increased, particulary in context with microgravity applications, e.g. problems of chemical engineering, material sciences and liquid management in the space-laboratory and spacecraft.

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Raake, D., Siekmann, J., Chun, CH. (1992). Steady and Oscillating Convection Phenomena Caused by an Air Bubble Beneath a Heated Wall. In: Rath, H.J. (eds) Microgravity Fluid Mechanics. International Union of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50091-6_45

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