Ink Penetration Model Research Based on Ink Permeability

Xiao Dan Zhang; Jun Hao Qian; Jun Wei Jia

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.731.462

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Ink Penetration Model Research Based on Ink Permeability

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This article analyzes the mechanism of interaction between the ink and paper. The Washburn equation just based on static penetration, while in contact with the ink and paper, freedom infiltration process is a dynamic process. So it is further derived based on a model of the dynamic ink permeability of dynamic contact angle, and mathematical analyzes some of the important parameters of the dynamic model so that can strive a more accurate description of the state of penetration of ink into the paper, thereby theoretically predict the quality control of printed matter.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 731)

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Xiao Dan Zhang*, Jun Hao Qian, Jun Wei Jia

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Capilary Radius, Dynamic Contact Angle, Ink Penetration, Print Quality

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