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most citedLeidenfrost temperature in sprays: role of the substrate and liquid properties

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6 papers

physics.flu-dyn2020

Insights into Leading Edge Vortex Formation and Detachment on a Pitching and Plunging Flat Plate

Johannes Kissing, Jochen Kriegseis, Zhenyao Li +3

The present study is a prelude to applying different flow control devices on pitching and plunging airfoils with the intention of controlling the growth of the leading edge vortex…

physics.flu-dyn20202 cited

Leidenfrost temperature in sprays: role of the substrate and liquid properties

Fabian M. Tenzer, Julian Hofmann, Ilia V. Roisman +1

In this study the Leidenfrost temperature during spray cooling of very hot substrates is experimentally measured. The spray parameters, i.e. the drop diameters and velocities and t…

physics.flu-dyn2019

Fingering instability of a stretched liquid bridge

Sebastian Brulin, Ilia V. Roisman, Cameron Tropea

When a liquid viscous bridge between two parallel substrates is stretched by accelerating one substrate, its interface recedes in the radial direction. In some cases the interface…

physics.flu-dyn2019

The interaction of inner and outer surface corners during spontaneous wetting

Felix Gerlach, Maximilian Hartmann, Cameron Tropea

Real world surfaces can often be modeled as a collection of edges, corners, dents or spikes of varying roundness. These features exhibit individual spontaneous wetting behaviors co…

physics.flu-dyn2019

Sinusoidal-gust generation with a pitching and plunging airfoil

Nathaniel J. Wei, Johannes Kissing, Cameron Tropea

The generation of uniform, periodic gust disturbances in an experimental context is demonstrated using a single oscillating airfoil. A pitching and heaving symmetric airfoil is sug…

physics.flu-dyn2018

Insights into the Periodic Gust Response of Airfoils

Nathaniel J. Wei, Johannes Kissing, Tom T. B. Wester +6

The unsteady lift response of an airfoil in a sinusoidal gust can be modeled by two transfer functions: the first-order Sears function and the second-order Atassi function, albeit…