184 Interfacial and Nonlinear Flows

Description:
This session of contributed talks will focus on flows in which fluid interfaces play an essential role. Some topics of interest include the dynamics of thin liquid films and liquid bridges, motion of drops and bubbles, and the behavior of emulsions and foams.

Sponsor:
Fluid Mechanics

Chair:
Lynn M. Walker
Email: lwalker@andrew.cmu.edu

Co-Chair:
Vivek Sharma
Email: viveks@uic.edu


Papers:

3:15 PM
(184a) Thermocapillary Instabilities During the Edge-Defined Film-Fed Growth of Scintillator Crystals
Andrew Yeckel, Robert Feigelson and Jeffrey J. Derby

3:30 PM
(184b) Black Spots in the Human Tear Film: An Evaporation-Driven Instability
Cheng-Chun Peng, Colin Cerretani, Richard J. Braun and Clayton J. Radke

3:45 PM
(184c) Comparison of Different Gravure Cell Geometries Using a Potential Energy Framework
Arnout Boelens and Juan J. de Pablo

4:00 PM
(184d) Chiral Rheology of a Phospholipid Monolayer: Ductile Plasticity Vs. Brittle Fracture
KyuHan Kim, SiYoung Q. Choi, Joseph A. Zasadzinski and Todd M. Squires

4:15 PM
(184e) Directed Assembly of Carbon Nanotubes By Capillary Focusing
Christopher L. Wirth, Michael De Volder and Jan Vermant

4:30 PM
(184f) Controlled Generation of Monodisperse Particle-Stabilized Droplets With Arbitrary Interfacial Coverage
Anthony P. Kotula, Christopher W. Nelson and Shelley L. Anna

4:45 PM
(184g) Strong Surfactant-Dependent Lift Forces On Drops and Bubbles in Microchannels
Claudiu A. Stan, Laura Guglielmini, Audrey K. Ellerbee, Daniel Caviezel, George M. Whitesides and Howard A. Stone

5:00 PM
(184h) Effects of Drop-Fluid Interface and Hydrodynamic Interactions On Quincke Rotation
Malika Ouriemi and Petia M. Vlahovska

5:15 PM
(184i) Rapidly Moving Contact-Lines and Inviscid Flows
Anthony L. Altieri, Brenton L. Cox and Paul H. Steen

5:30 PM
(184j) On the Mechanism of Wetting Failure During Fluid Displacement Along a Moving Substrate
Eric Vandre, Marcio S. Carvalho and Satish Kumar
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