A simple transfer function that can predict the breakup length of a pressure-modulated capillary jet is rigorously deduced from first principles. In this paper, the initial velocity modulation of a stimulated jet is given in terms of its pressure amplitude by means of a generalized Bernoulli equation, which in turn is connected to the breakup time through a two-mode linear analysis. The predicted breakup length is compared against experimental results with water jets emerging from a thin 1 mm-diameter orifice for different pressure modulations. These experiments agree better with the presented theoretical prediction than with a previously established model.Spanish Government under Contract No. FIS2011-25161Junta de Andalucía under Contract ...
It is well known that the Plateau-Rayleigh instability is responsible for the break-up of a liquid j...
International audienceA liquid jet falling by gravity ultimately destabilizes by capillary forces. A...
The study of the breakup of a liquid jet moving in another medium, for example, a jet of fuel from a...
72 American Physical Society Division of Fluid Dynamics 2019Despite their fundamental and applied im...
A rigorous and complete formulation of the linear evolution of harmonically stimulated capillary je...
A viscous or inviscid cylindrical jet with surface tension in a vacuum tends to pinch due to the mec...
Inspired by a Savart’s pioneering work, we study the self-stimulated dynamics of a capillary jet. Th...
A temporal analysis of the evolution of Gaussian wave packets in cylindrical capillary jets is prese...
In this article we review recent results on the breakup of cylindrical jets of a Newtonian fluid. Ca...
Inspired by Savart’s pioneering work, we study the self-stimulated dynamics of a capillary jet. The ...
Why and how does a falling stream of fluid break up into droplets? It is well known that the major d...
Thin jets of viscous fluid like honey falling from capillary nozzles can attain lengths exceeding 10...
The capillary breakup of the high-speed Worthington jets ejected after a cavity collapse in water oc...
The average Rayleigh capillary breakup length of a cylindrical Newtonian viscous liquid jet moving w...
One of the most successful ways to introduce samples in Serial Femtosecond Crystallography has been ...
It is well known that the Plateau-Rayleigh instability is responsible for the break-up of a liquid j...
International audienceA liquid jet falling by gravity ultimately destabilizes by capillary forces. A...
The study of the breakup of a liquid jet moving in another medium, for example, a jet of fuel from a...
72 American Physical Society Division of Fluid Dynamics 2019Despite their fundamental and applied im...
A rigorous and complete formulation of the linear evolution of harmonically stimulated capillary je...
A viscous or inviscid cylindrical jet with surface tension in a vacuum tends to pinch due to the mec...
Inspired by a Savart’s pioneering work, we study the self-stimulated dynamics of a capillary jet. Th...
A temporal analysis of the evolution of Gaussian wave packets in cylindrical capillary jets is prese...
In this article we review recent results on the breakup of cylindrical jets of a Newtonian fluid. Ca...
Inspired by Savart’s pioneering work, we study the self-stimulated dynamics of a capillary jet. The ...
Why and how does a falling stream of fluid break up into droplets? It is well known that the major d...
Thin jets of viscous fluid like honey falling from capillary nozzles can attain lengths exceeding 10...
The capillary breakup of the high-speed Worthington jets ejected after a cavity collapse in water oc...
The average Rayleigh capillary breakup length of a cylindrical Newtonian viscous liquid jet moving w...
One of the most successful ways to introduce samples in Serial Femtosecond Crystallography has been ...
It is well known that the Plateau-Rayleigh instability is responsible for the break-up of a liquid j...
International audienceA liquid jet falling by gravity ultimately destabilizes by capillary forces. A...
The study of the breakup of a liquid jet moving in another medium, for example, a jet of fuel from a...