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January 24, 2009, 13:03
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I'm doing some simul
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Sebastian Gatzka
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Hello!
I'm doing some simulations with water-drops in air using interFoam. If I decrease the drop size, what is physically happening? I'm not sure how to describe this in terms of dimensionless number (if there are any). Is there a dimensionless number how describes the ratio of any kind of force related to surface forces, who includes a length scale? (Except the Grasshof-number, as buoyancy is negligible.) Have a nice day.
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