Aihua Mao
Huamin Wang
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a new simulation framework for liquid wetting across porous textiles with anisotropic inner structure. The influence of the textile's properties on the wetting process, such as contact angle, hygroscopicity and porosity, is considered into the liquid wetting process in detail. By liquid-textile coupling, the wetting process is simulated through liquid absorption/desorption by fiber and liquid diffusion in the means of inner fiber, intersected fibers and capillary action. This framework can simulate the liquid wetting across the porous anisotropic textile by dripping single or multiple drops of water with realistic results.
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- Liquid wetting across porous anisotropic textiles
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