Drop-dynamics experiments are described in terms of scope and methodology that are designed for the USML-1 flight. Included are experiments regarding: (1) the equilibrium shapes of acoustically rotated drops; (2) large-amplitude drop and bubble-shape oscillations; (3) the collision and coalescence of free drops; and (4) the deformation and instability of levitated drops. The space flight is concluded to provide an effective containerless microgravity environment for studying linear and nonlinear dynamics.
Dynamics of free drops on USML-1
1991-10-01
Conference paper
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English
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