Influence of Low-frequency Vibrations to the Fluid Surface
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Abstract
A continuously adjustable vibration amplitude was induced in glycerite water solution. Monitored by CCD, with Al tracer particles for flow visualization and velocity measurements, various resonance phenomena on the fluid surface were firstly observed. The surface streaming velocities at different resonance points were measured. The behavior of the fluid surface under a gradually increasing amplitude can be showed clearly by the experiment.
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OpenAlex topics: Flow Measurement and Analysis · Characterization and Applications of Magnetic Nanoparticles · Fluid Dynamics and Vibration Analysis
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