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2003 Gallery - Team Projects
For two assignments, 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 Grace, Marilyn Poon, Robert Neilson, Jessica Todd A blowtorch impinging on the surface of an orange causes the surface to ablate and glow red hot. Jets of burning orange oil forced from the surface are seen. |
Jessica Todd, Dustin Grace, Marilyn Poon, Robert Neilson Combustion of ground black pepper by a butane torch. |
Emrys Hall, Thomas King, Bethany Rotherham, Brynne Sutton Ring of dye distorted after forward and reverse Stokes flow in Couette apparatus. |
Brynne Sutton, Emrys Hall, Thomas King, Bethany Rotherham Vortex rings are easy to create by tapping the side of a cardboard box with a circular hole in the front. Stage fog is used here to visualize the ejected ring, and a sheet of white light is used to illuminate it. The image was then digitally reversed and assembled for printing. |
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Tait Stangl, Mark Donohue, Luciano Mazzaro, Blake Nolan Just after the impact of a water droplet onto a still water surface, a droplet is ejected back into the air in a classic example of a Worthington jet. |
Sanjeev Sharma, Paritosh Panchal, Rebecca Saenz, Meg VanScriver, Matt Venable Dye jet in channel flow |
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