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2006 Gallery - Team Project 2
For most of the semester, students were put in mixed teams of
graduate and undergraduate, photography and engineering. The teams were given access to a range of flow visualization
equipment and experiments, and were also encouraged to create their own apparatus. Students worked both as artist plus
assistants, and in fully collaborative arrangements.
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Dustin Scaplo, Chris Bonilha, Grant Bovee, James Palmer Ignition of WD-40 results in turbulent spray combustion. more info |
James Palmer, Chris Bonilha, Grant Bovee, Dustin Scaplo A burning spray of 190 proof ethanol, generated by a remotely operated hand spray bottle. more info |
Chris Bonilha, Grant Bovee, James Palmer, Dustin Scaplo A burning spray of 190 proof ethanol, generated by a remotely operated hand spray bottle. more info |
Lok Kin Lee, Chris McCray, Taylor Simonson, Melissa Talmage Showers of sparks fly as a 1.25 inch mild steel square tube is cut by an abrasive wheel. more info |
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Chris Kuhn, Chris Ostoich, Ryan Mansfield Flow (L to R) over a hump in a flume separates before the hump, and undergoes a hydraulic jump after the hump. Visualized with food coloring dye. more info |
Tyler Harrison, Jacob Lilevjen Surface of a hydraulic jump in a flume, with color reversal. more info |
Molly Selting, Hwapyong Ko A rheoscopic fluid made of fish scales is used to visualize flow in a sudden expansion. The 'Glowing Edges' digital filter was then applied. more info |
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Geneva Wilkesanders, Christopher Skallerud The wake of a bluff body generated a von Karman vortex street. Visualized in rheoscopic fluid made of fish scales in water. more info |
Andrea Fabri, Mike Demmons A 'marbling' image: black ink and red food coloring floating on a gelatin mixture, stirred by hand. more info |
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