NASA NTRS · 19910054337
Dynamics of surface tension in microgravity environment
Abstract
Time-dependent evolutions of the profile of free surface (bubble shapes) for a cylindrical container partially filled with a Newtonian fluid of constant density, rotating about its axis of symmetry, in low and microgravity environments, have been studied. Numerical computations of the dynamics of bubble shapes have been carried out (1) linear time-dependent functions of spin-up and spin-down in low and microgravity environments, (2) linear time-dependent functions of increasing and decreasing gravity environment at high and low rotating cylinder speeds, (3) time-dependent step functions of spin-up and spin-down in a low-gravity environment, and (4) sinusoidal function oscillation of the gravity environment at high and low rotating cylinder speeds.
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Hung, R. J., Tsao, Y. D., Leslie, F. W., Hong, B. B.. 1990-01-01. Dynamics of surface tension in microgravity environment. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910054337
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