Sticking and splashing in yield-stress fluid drop impacts on coated surfaces
Sticking and splashing in yield-stress fluid drop impacts on coated surfaces
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屈服应力流体滴对涂层表面的影响中的粘附和飞溅
DOI:
10.1063/1.4916620
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发表时间:
2015
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
R. Ewoldt
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作者:
Brendan C. Blackwell;Marc E. Deetjen;Joseph E. Gaudio;R. Ewoldt
Yield-stress fluids, including gels and pastes, are effectively fluid at high stress and solid at low stress. In liquid-solid impacts, the fluid motion can be halted by the yield stress at different points of the event, and these fluids can therefore stick and accumulate where they impact, motivating several applications of these rheologically complex materials. Here, we use high-speed imaging to experimentally study liquid-solid impact of yield-stress fluids on pre-coated horizontal surfaces. With a pre-coating of the same material, we can observe large long-lifetime ejection sheets with redirected momentum which extend away from the impact location. Under critical splash conditions, sheet breakup occurs and ejected droplets can be nonspherical and threadlike due to the inability of capillary stresses to deform material above a certain lengthscale. By varying the droplet size, impact velocity, surface coating thickness, and rheological material properties, we develop appropriate dimensionless parameters and present a low-dimensional regime map of impact behaviors.