Drop impact cooling enhancement on nano-textured surfaces. Part I: Theory and results of the ground (1g) experiments
The present work consists of two parts. Part I covered in this article is devoted to the experimental setup built as a prototype of the setup for parabolic flights and tested in the earth experiments at 1g. This part encompasses the sample (nanofiber mat) preparation by electrospinning, sensitizatio...
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