Effect of Ambient Temperature on the Self-Induced Vibration of Boiling Drop
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Self-induced vibration of a drop of liquid N_2 placed on a horizontal plate was observed, where the temperature T_a of the plate and the surrounding gas was kept constant at a value within -100℃〜200℃. The drop showed several modes of vibration with polygonal shapes in plane view and made transitions to other modes as its size decreased through boiling. It was found that the process of mode selection did not depend on T_a, if it was within -100℃〜150℃. Above 150℃, the drop selected modes rather randomly. Vibrational frequency was measured. It agreed with theory, but showed a small deviation for T_a<-69℃. A theoretical estimation of the temperature of boiling liquid surface is made to explain this deviation, and its result is discussed. An aspect of dynamical pattern formation is suggested in relation to the degree of thermal inequilibrium.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1993-07-15
著者
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Takaki Ryuji
Tokyo University Of Agriculture And Technology
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YOSHIYASU Nobuo
The University of Electro-Communications
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Yoshiyasu N
Univ. Electro‐communications Tokyo
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Adachi Ken
The University Of Electro-communications
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Takaki Ryuji
Tokyo University Of Agricultrue And Technology
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