eprintid: 356
rev_number: 12
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creators_name: Day, R.
creators_name: Harlen, O.
creators_name: Hinch, E. J.
creators_name: King, J.
creators_name: Lacey, A.A.
creators_name: Lister, J.
creators_name: Ockendon, J.
creators_name: Wattis, J.
creators_name: Worster, G.
title: Ink Drying in Inkjet Printers
ispublished: pub
subjects: materials
studygroups: esgi28
companyname: Domino UK Ltd
full_text_status: public
abstract: The first problem put to the Study Group for Maths in Industry by Domino UK Ltd
concerns ink drying and blocking nozzles in a printer. The goals were as follows:
1. To propose mechanisms for the growth of a plug of dried ink in the open end of a Drop-on-Demand drop generator,
2. To suggest cures to this problem,
3. To consider why oscillating the meniscus appears to alleviate the problem.
date: 1995
citation:   Day, R. and Harlen, O. and Hinch, E. J. and King, J. and Lacey, A.A. and Lister, J. and Ockendon, J. and Wattis, J. and Worster, G.  (1995) Ink Drying in Inkjet Printers.  [Study Group Report]     
document_url: http://miis.maths.ox.ac.uk/miis/356/1/Ink-drying-in-inkjet-printers.pdf