Abstract
Particle dissolution is an important process that occurs during heat treatment in the transportation process. We present a one-dimensional model of spherical wax particle dissolution in a fluid. The model includes a nonlinear equation at the free boundary, which was established to describe the dissolution rate of a wax particle assuming a diffusion process. At the moving boundary, we compute the concentration distributions of partial solutions. To estimate wax dissolution in solution and related expressions for the dissolved radius, an analytical solution of a mathematical model for spherical particle dissolution in flow is used.
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