Bubble volume in single bubbling regime with weeping at a submerged orifice.
Toshiro Miyahara, Terüo Takahashi
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Toshiro Miyahara, Terüo Takahashi
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Bubble volumes in the single bubbling regime, which is one of bubble formation regimes with weeping, are larger than those for bubble formation without weeping. A theoretical treatment for bubble formation with weeping is performed to predict bubble volume in the single bubbling regime where weeping through an orifice occurs after the detachment of a bubble, and a comparison with measurements is made.
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Bubble volumes in the single bubbling regime, which is one of bubble formation regimes with weeping, are larger than those for bubble formation without weeping. A theoretical treatment for bubble formation with weeping is performed to predict bubble volume in the single bubbling regime where weeping through an orifice occurs after the detachment of a bubble, and a comparison with measurements is made.
Key concepts: Bubble, Body orifice, Liquid bubble, Volume (thermodynamics), Mechanics, Chemistry, Materials science, Thermodynamics