Micro-explosion of a water-in-hexadecane compound drop
Micro-explosion of a water-in-hexadecane compound drop
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DOI:
10.1080/02533839.2012.679075
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发表时间:
2012-06
影响因子:
1.1
通讯作者:
Wei-Dong Hsieh;Rong-Horng Chen;Cheng-Wen Chen;S. Chiu;Ta-Hui Lin
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作者:
Wei-Dong Hsieh;Rong-Horng Chen;Cheng-Wen Chen;S. Chiu;Ta-Hui Lin
The micro-explosion of a water-in-oil compound drop, without emulsification, was investigated experimentally. The compound drop, composed of a water core encased by an n-hexadecane shell, was suspended and heated to micro-explosion. The heating process and the micro-explosion behavior were recorded by a high-speed video system, and the temperature history of the compound drop was measured under three ambient temperatures, namely 320°C, 400°C and 500°C. The behaviors of the micro-explosion were grouped into three modes, namely direct explosion, partial explosion, and swelling, according to the outcomes of micro-explosion recorded by the high-speed video camera. At an ambient temperature of 400°C or 500°C, the micro-explosion onset time was observed to increase with the micro-explosion temperature; but this trend was not as obvious for the ambient temperature of 320°C. The intensity, judged from the production of secondary drops, of the micro-explosion rose as the micro-explosion time lengthened because the accumulation of thermal energy within the oversaturated water core drop grew to a higher extent.