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The rapidly advancing contact line Part-1: Navier slip and microscale inertial effects
Curtain coating, in which a moving plate is coated by a falling liquid sheet, sustains rapidly advancing contact lines at large capillary numbers Ca ~ 1. Steady-state solutions exist up to a critical capillary number, beyond which wetting failure occurs through the entrainment of air bubbles. In the
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