Sorry for the typo, dis should have been dsi; see email address below:
junzhang@dsi.nus.edu.sg 

I also found the software download web page:

http://www.dsi.nus.edu.sg/tracks/media/research/Tribology/Software%20Downloa
d.html



Regards,

Michael Alderete
Lead Mechanical Packaging Engineer
Sensor & Electronic Systems
DRS Technologies Inc.
3400 E. Miraloma Ave Bldg 241-2
Anaheim CA 92806

michael.alderete@drs-sts.com
TEL (714) 762-2814
FAX (714) 762-6105

                 -----Original Message-----
                From:   Alderete, Michael
                Sent:   Friday, September 06, 2002 11:17 AM
                To:     'MEMStalk'
                Cc:     'uelzen@tu-harburg.de'
                Subject:        RE: simulation tool for surface tension

                Thorsten-
                I found a handy calculator, downloadable on the web. It's
called a Surface Free Energy Calculator, available from
junzhang@dis.nus.edu.sg   of the Data
Storage Institute.
                I don't know if it's powerful enough for your needs, but you
may want to try it out, or discuss it with the developer, Jun Zhang.
                Good luck-

                Michael Alderete
                Lead Mechanical Packaging Engineer
                Sensor & Electronic Systems
                DRS Technologies Inc.
                3400 E. Miraloma Ave Bldg 241-2
                Anaheim CA 92806

                michael.alderete@drs-sts.com
                TEL (714) 762-2814
                FAX (714) 762-6105


                You wrote...
                From:   "Thorsten Uelzen"  >
                To:      >
                Date:   Mon, 2 Sep 2002 09:01:41 +0200
                Subject:        [mems-talk] simulation tool for surface
tension
                        Reply-To: mems-talk@memsnet.org


                Dear fellow MEMS Researchers,
                I'm searching for a tool to simulate the behaviour of
liquids on solid surfaces dependence on the surface tensions. I've tried out
the tool "surface evolver", but it is very problematical to define various
surface geometries.
                Do you know a tool for this problem?
                Greetings,
                Thorsten Uelzen


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