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Pinning of the triple contact line. When the liquid is pinned on a sharp edge, the edge angle can be higher than the advancing contact angle.
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This chapter presents a study on the dynamics of lateral motion of a liquid meniscus confined by a circular pad and a circular chip moving parallely to the pad. This problem is a typical flip-chip case study, whose use is wide-spread in industrial assembly. The proposed model describing this dynamics is made of two coupled physics: the Navier-Stoke...
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... that the liquid will recede if its contact angle is smaller than the receding angle θ r and will advance if higher than the advancing angle θ a . The plates are de- scribed by two surfaces -one horizontal in contact with the bridge, the other nearly vertical defining the edge -on which receding and advancing angles are considered (as shown in Fig. 2 for the bottom plate). In this case, the liquid will recede if the contact angle with the horizontal surface is smaller than θ r , and will advance only if the contact angle on the edge surface is higher than θ a . Considering the horizontal plane as reference, the liquid will remain as long as the contact is between θ r and θ m Fig. ...
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... shown in Fig. 2 for the bottom plate). In this case, the liquid will recede if the contact angle with the horizontal surface is smaller than θ r , and will advance only if the contact angle on the edge surface is higher than θ a . Considering the horizontal plane as reference, the liquid will remain as long as the contact is between θ r and θ m Fig. 2. Moreover, liquid pinning simplifies the problem because, by avoiding the triple contact line motion, the no slip condition ...
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