Vibration of a Flattened Drop. : III.Mechanism of Mode Transition
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概要
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The transition of the vibration mode of an evaporating drop of liquid nitrogenplaced on a horizontal surface at room temperature is investigated by image analysisand model simulation. The vibration mode is indicated by the number of waves n ap-pearing along the periphery. In this paper, images of the drc>p in 16 mm film madeduring the transition from the n=5 mode to the n=3 mode are processed. From theimages of the instantaneous plane shapes, nonlinear interaction between severalmodes and random behavior are identified durirtg the transition. A simple modelanalysis is created to simulate this transition process. Results of the model analysisagree with the observation, and suggest a dependettce of the transition mechanism onthe degree of thermal inequilibrium.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1989-01-15
著者
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Adachi Ken
University Of Electro-communications
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Takaki Ryuji
Tokyo University Of Agriculture And Technology
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Katsu Akijiro
Tokyo University Of Agriculture And Technology
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ARAI Yoji
University of Electro-Communications
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Takaki Ryuji
Tokyo University Of Agricultrue And Technology
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