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Publication
Journal of Colloid And Interface Science
Paper
Contact line slippage of fluid flow on a rotating disk
Abstract
The slip near the solid/liquid/fluid contact line is described by a phenomenological model in which the slip coefficient is inversely proportional to the liquid film thickness. The proportionality constant is so small that there is practically no slip anywhere except near the contact line where the slip mechanism is adequately described. The evolution of the free surface and the slippage of the contact line can be computed. Results for the case of constant viscosity are presented. The slip rate at the contact line is given in terms of material parameters of density, viscosity, and the rotating speed of the disk as well as the empirical slip proportionality constant. Accordingly, the way to control the slippage of the contact line is clearly indicated. © 1987.