Abstract

The paper is devoted to the experimental study of convection in a horizontal evaporating liquid layer (ethanol) of limited size under the action of gas flow (air). The two-dimensional velocity field in the liquid layer is obtained using the PIV method. The existence of a vortex convective flow within a liquid layer directed towards the gas flow has been revealed.

Highlights

  • Studying heat and mass transfer through the interface between liquid and gas is one of the most important problems nowadays

  • Works in this area is extremely insufficient for comprehensive understanding of the physics of processes related to heat and mass transfer through the interface between liquid and gas, as well as convection in the liquid layer

  • The experiments were conducted at atmospheric pressure in a test section, and a stationary 3 mm thick liquid layer

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Introduction

Studying heat and mass transfer through the interface between liquid and gas is one of the most important problems nowadays. The convection flows within the evaporating liquid layer into inert gas, are actively studied experimentally [1,2,3,4] and theoretically [4,5,6,7] in the present time. Works in this area is extremely insufficient for comprehensive understanding of the physics of processes related to heat and mass transfer through the interface between liquid and gas, as well as convection in the liquid layer

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