Fast sharp-interface approach for modeling droplets, inkjets, and beyond
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Document typeConference report
Defense date2024-07
PublisherCentro Internacional de Métodos Numéricos para la Ingeniería
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Abstract
Inkjet technology is a versatile and widely used process in various industries, ranging from printing to
microfluidic applications. However, the successful simulation of inkjet dynamics is a complex task due to
the multiple physical phenomena involved. These include the interaction of ink properties with additives,
the intricate behavior of liquid-gas interfaces, and the dynamics of contact lines at the nozzle and
substrate. To address these challenges, this work introduces an Enriched Finite Element Method (E-FEM)
designed to model these complex phenomena with high accuracy and computational efficiency.
CitationHashemi, M.R. [et al.]. Fast sharp-interface approach for modeling droplets, inkjets, and beyond. A: International Workshop on Inkjet Technology and Beyond: Experiments, CFD, and Artificial Intelligence. Barcelona: Centro Internacional de Métodos Numéricos para la Ingeniería, 2024, DOI 10528/zenodo.13600091 .
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