Published July 1953
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Maximum evaporation rates for nonisothermal droplets
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- Hartwig, Frederic William
Chicago
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Abstract
Calculations have been carried out in order to determine the rate of evaporation of a liquid droplet surrounded by hot gases. The present study represents an extension of earlier work by Penner on evaporation rates for isothermal droplets. In particular, allowance was made for temperature gradients within the droplet by considering a droplet composed of an isothermal core and an isothermal shell. The results obtained in the present investigation were found to be in satisfactory agreement with the known data for evaporation of isothermal droplets, thus justifying calculations for isothermal droplets as a reasonable first approximation.
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Copyright 1953 American Rocket Society. Received July 26, 1952. This paper is abstracted from a thesis submitted by F. W. Hartwig to the graduate school of the California Institute of Technology in partial fulfillment of requirements for the degree of Aeronautical Engineer, June 1952.Attached Files
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