Drop dispensing in a viscous outer liquid
Journal Title: INCAS BULLETIN - Year 2017, Vol 9, Issue 4
Abstract
The formation and detachment of Newtonian drops in viscous external liquids is investigated. A global analysis of two necking processes is presented in order to highlight the behavior of such thinning phenomena, when controlled either by inertia or by viscous effects. Moving detached droplets in an immiscible outer liquid were studied in terms of velocity and drop-travel distance. Theoretical predictions are proposed and compared with experimental data for the volume of the drop and for the subsequent dynamics that follow after detachment. Our investigations point out that the drop rapidly achieves constant velocity, the value of it being in a satisfactory agreement with the model. Both the influence of the flow rate and that of the material properties on drop volume are pursued.
Authors and Affiliations
Claudiu PATRASCU, Eugen CHIRIAC, Corneliu BALAN
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