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2003 Gallery - Get Wet
For their first assignment, students were issued syringes and tubing, and were encouraged to
explore household fluid dynamics such as plumes of food coloring, and 'Get Wet.'
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Geoffrey Hill Vortex in water, visualized by 'All' laundry detergent, illuminated by UV (black) light. |
Paritosh Panchal Turbulent transition in incense smoke. |
Eric Helton Aerated stream impinging on angled flat plate. |
Brynne Sutton Dye illustrates needle wake. |
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Jessica Todd Buoyant plume of dyed alchohol rises through interface between corn syrup and water. |
Blake Nolan Droplet impact, with Worthington jet, using food coloring in toilet bowl. |
Emrys Hall Red dye frozen in ice slowly melts. |
Leah Gose Dye droplet spread on water, enhanced with Photoshop "plaster." |
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Rayna Tedford Negatively buoyant dye. |
Sanjeev Sharma Incense smoke impinges on bluff body. |
Dustin Grace.
"All" detergent solution impinges on curved plate, illuminated by black light. |
Tait Stangl
Buoyant turbulent jet in crossflow, using laser induced fluorescence of rhodamine dye. |
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Luciano Mazzaro Turbulent transition in array of mm scale jets, visualized with soy sauce. |
Aaron Aikin Water droplet cloud generated by dry ice pours from beaker. |
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