Droplets on a Tilted Plate

M Musterd; V van Steijn; CR Kleijn; MT Kreutzer

Droplets on a Tilted Plate

M Musterd, V van Steijn, CR Kleijn, MT Kreutzer

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Abstract

In this short paper we present a fluid dynamics video of the deformation of droplets when tilted on a motorized stage. This is a submission to the 2013 Gallery of Fluid Motion which is part of the 66th annual meeting of APS-DFD. The video shows how differently placed droplets on the same surface will show a universal behaviour when tilted back and forth.

Original language	English
Media of output	Film
Publication status	Published - 2013

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Droplets on a Tilted Plate

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