2024-01-172024-01-172020-09Türkan, B. vd. (2020). ''Analysis of evaporative drying of thin ink films using high-velocity hot-air impinging jets: A comprehensive review''. Surface Review and Letters, 27(9).0218-625Xhttps://www.worldscientific.com/doi/abs/10.1142/S0218625X1950210Xhttps://hdl.handle.net/11452/39113Hot impinging air jets are usually used to increase heat and mass transfer. The dehydration of materials is a procedure of common significance in the chemical processes, forensic science and food industries; in the fabrication of paper, plastics and textiles as well. Effective drying of thin ink films is becoming progressively significant in the quickly development printing, packaging and coating industries. In order to minimize capital and operating cost, variables need to be optimized. For both researchers and commercial dryers, an optimization of the nozzles under striking air jets is offered for ink drying. To supply information to industrial users, a comprehensive literature review was presented to the research. An outline of the previous work of impinging air jets is also given.eninfo:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccessChemistryPhysicsDrying of inkForced convectionImpinging air jetsConvective heat-transferBallpoint pen inksMass-transferGasDiffusionArraysNozzleDryingIndustrial researchJetsPlastics industryTextilesCapital and operating costsCoating industryCommercial dryersEvaporative dryingHeat and mass transferImpinging air jetIndustrial usersLiterature reviewsAirArticle0005691284000112-s2.0-85087760911279https://doi.org/10.1142/S0218625X1950210XChemistry, physicalPhysics, condensed matterJet Impingement; Heat Transfer; Reynolds Number1793-6667