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Title: Operational Principle of Thermal Bubble Jet


1
Operational Principle of Thermal Bubble Jet
Boiling heat transfer
  • Current pulse heats up liquid
  • Bubble as a pump pushes out droplet
  • Refill by capillary force

2
Satellite Droplets
Inkjet Droplet injection sequence
3
Micro-Machined Thermal Bubble Jet
Heater
Silicon Wafer
4
1-D Heat Conduction with Generation
Thin heater deposited on silicon can be modeled
as heat generation
T?,1, h1
T
L
Silicon Wafer thermal conductivity k
T?,2, h2
Ts
T
T?,2
T?,1
L/(kA)
1/(h2A)
1/(h1A)
q2
q1
5
1-D, steady Heat Transfer in Cylindrical
Coordinate
qrdrqr(dqr/dr)dr
qr-kAr(dT/dr)
Radial direction
6
Cylindrical Heat Conduction
7
Heat Loss from a Cylindrical Pipe (no insulation)
Steam at 300C flow in a cast iron circular pipe
(k80W/m.K). Determine the heat loss per unit
length of the pipe to the surroundings at
T?20C, with a combined (radiation convection)
heat transfer coefficient of h220 W/m2.K). The
convection coefficient inside the pipe is h150
W/m2.K)
r11 cm r21.25 cm
Rconv,2
T?
Rcond
Rconv,1
T
8
Heat Loss from a Cylindrical Pipe (no insulation)
(cont.)
Note the cast iron pipe is a good conductor,
therefore, it has a small thermal resistance. To
prevent heat loss, it is recommended that
insulation be used outside the pipe.
9
Insulation
It is suggested that a thick layer of insulation
(k0.5 W/m.K) be wrapped outside the pipe.
Determine the heat loss as a function of the
thickness of the fiber glass wrap.
Rconv,2
T?
Rinsulation
Rcond
Rconv,1
T
Assume the fiber thickness is t r3r2t
Rconv,1 and Rcond stay the same, unchanged
r1
r2
r3
r11 cm r21.25 cm
10
Insulation-2
  • Plot this function in the following slide

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Critical Radius of Insulation
Critical thickness
  • Heat loss increases initially when one adds
    insulation (why?)
  • Maximum heat loss at critical radius of
    insulation that rcritical kinsul/houtside
  • In the present case, rcritical0.5/200.025
  • Its critical thickness is t0.025-0.01250.0125(m
    )

Note similar derivation can be made for a
spherical container. The critical radius for a
spherical shell is rcritical2k/h
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