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non-isothermal capillary flow

Posted 25.10.2013, 19:46 GMT-4 Fluid & Heat Version 4.3b 0 Replies

Susant Patra
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Hi,

I would appreciate if one can guide me to any publication related to non-isothermal capillary flow using Comsol. I would like to model capillary flow through a tube driven by temperature gradient of tube wall (thus affecting the surface tension among other parameters).

Regards,
Susant
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