Prediction of the liquid film characteristics in open inclined microchannels
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Falling film microreactors (FFMR) are important gas-liquid microdevices, in which extended specific surfaces (up to 20,000 m/m) can be obtained while the formed liquid film remains stable over a wide range of gas and liquid flow rates [1]. The advantages offered by these devices, i.e. enhanced heat and mass transfer capabilities, attracted the interest of many researchers and as a result various papers concerning the design and operation of FFMRs have been published during the last decade.
[1] A. Gavriilidis,et al. Study of the hydrodynamic characteristics of a free flowing liquid film in open inclined microchannels , 2013 .
[2] L. Falk,et al. Capability of a falling film microstructured contactor for the separation of binary mixtures , 2011 .
[3] A. Gavriilidis,et al. Application of μ-PIV for investigating liquid film characteristics in an open inclined microchannel , 2013 .