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The effects of surface wettability on the fog and dew moisture harvesting performance on tubular surfaces
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This work compares the water harvesting performance of the surfaces with various wettability under two different harvesting conditions–dewing and fogging, and shows that the different harvesting efficiency of each surface under these two conditions can be understood by considering the relative importance of the water capturing and removal efficiency of the surface.
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Influence of geometric patterns of microstructured superhydrophobic surfaces on water harvesting performance via dewing
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The faster droplet shedding helps to enhance the water-harvesting performance of the SHPo surfaces by facilitating condensation on the droplet-free area, as evidenced by the best water- harvest performance of grates on the Cassie state among the tested surfaces.
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Dynamic heat transfer analysis of condensed droplets growing and coalescing on water repellent surfaces
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Droplet coalescence on water repellant surfaces.
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The mechanisms of the contact line relaxation and energy conversion during the droplet coalescence on water repellent surfaces are clarified, and the resulting decrease in base area during coalescence was crucial to enhance the mobility of coalescing sessile droplets by releasing more surface energy with reducing dissipation loss.
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Brushed lubricant-impregnated surfaces (BLIS) for long-lasting high condensation heat transfer
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A brushed LIS (BLIS) is proposed that can allow the application of LIS under high condensation heat transfer indefinitely by overcoming the previous oil depletion limit and helps enhance heat transfer performance with additional route to droplet removal by brush sweeping.
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Condensation Heat-Transfer Performance of Thermally Stable Superhydrophobic Cerium-Oxide Surfaces.
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The results indicate that the introduced nanostructured cerium-oxide surface is a promising condenser coating to enhance the droplet mobility and the resulting condensation heat-transfer performance for various thermal and environmental applications, especially those being exposed to hot steam conditions.
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Gallium-based liquid metal alloy incorporating oxide-free copper nanoparticle clusters for high-performance thermal interface materials
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Liquid cooling module incorporating a metal foam and fin hybrid structure for high power insulated gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs)
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Superhydrophobic Surfaces for condensation by using spray coating method
Passive Anti-flooding Superhydrophobic Surfaces.
TLDR
The proposed anti-flooding parameter and the scalable SHPo will help develop high performance condensers for real world applications operating at a wide range of supersaturation levels.
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