Flow Visualization Course : Galleries

2007 Gallery - Get Wet

For their first assignment, students were encouraged to explore everyday fluid dynamics such as plumes of food coloring, flames, and smoke.



	David Levine Small air bubbles drag Elmer's glue upwards through dish soap. More info.	Robert Irmiger An air bubble rising through water drags dyed corn syrup in its wake. More info.	Gordon Browning India ink falling through water shows the Rayliegh-Taylor instability. More info.	Sean Hulings A falling jet of water fog (produced by dry ice) undergoes transition from laminar to turbulent flow. More info.



	Justin Cohee Upward oriented jets of water fog (from dry ice and water) interact. More info.	Jake Dembeck Incense smoke streams are pulled downward by a fan. More info.	Chris O'Loughlin Highlighter ink is squeezed from a pipette into laundry detergent and lit by UV light. More info.	Owen Hnath Buoyant smoke flows around automotive engine valves. More info.



	Travis Gaskill A water droplet impact into dyed water creates a Worthington jet. More info.	Joseph Graham A burst of water in a fountain at the top of its trajectory. More info.	Vanessa Ready A turbulent fountain jet near the top of its trajectory	Brian Roche A drop of water held up by vapor on a hot skillet demonstrates the Leidenfrost effect. More info.



	Daniel Bodenstein An air bubble ring blown by the photographer, viewed from below. More info.	Christopher Osborn Time resolved (L) and time averaged (R) views through a sheet of falling water. More info.	Darwin Millard Time resolved (L) and time averaged (R) views through a sheet of falling water. More info.	Mark Rizzuto Fluorescent laundry detergent poured over a ball exhibits viscous, laminar flow. More info.



	Christopher Miller Molten aluminum flows away from a welding torch.	Grant Crowley Water jets from a common bottle illustrate hydrostatic pressure. More info.	Brian Larsen A magnetic stirrer creates a vertical vortex that extends upwards through a layer of Fluorinert into dyed water, deflecting the interface. More info.	Amanda Barnes Water droplets hang from a cylinder, held by surface tension. The droplets act as lenses. More info.



	Brock Ewing Smoke swirls inside a soap bubble. More info.	Erik Hansen A fluorescent (TeknoBubble) bubble collapses as air escapes from the bottom. More info.	Michael Long A fluorescent (TeknoBubble) bubble collapses as air escapes from the bottom. More info.	Barry Whittaker Rubbing alcohol disrupts the spread of food coloring over a pool of corn syrup. More info.



	Megan Firestone Ultra dish soap poured over food dye on a plate. More info.	Eli Luke Liquid Paper spreads over a solution of fluorescent green ighlighter ink, dish soap and water. More info.	Phil Bollam Blue food dye in slowly swirling milk. More info.	Brittany Moore Suminagashi inks float in shallow water, disturbed by a surfactant solutiuon.



	Kaite Mcnally Egg white and yolk, separated, sinking through water, viewed from above.	Trisha Harrison Vegetable oil poured quickly into dyed cream. More info.	Mu Hong Lin Colors caused by interference show thickness variations in photoresist spin-coated onto a silicon wafer. More info.	Tracy Eliasson Liquid lenses formed by oil floating on water distort the grid beneath. More info.



	Ray (Hsin Jui) Wu Food dye falling through water illustrates flow around a 2 cm toy car, at Re = 1. More info.	Geoff Duckworth A wood fire produces unsteady laminar flow. More info.	Shane Fagan Food dye falls cleanly through vegetable oil, and spreads in water below. More info.

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