NASA NTRS · 19860000688
Physical Phenomena in Containerless Glass Processing
Abstract
An investigation into the various physical phenomena of importance in the space experiments is under way. Theoretical models of thermocapillary flow in drops, thermal migration of bubbles and droplets, the motion of bubbles inside drops, and the migration of bubbles in rotating liquid bodies are being developed. Experiments were conducted on the migration of bubbles and droplets to the axis of a rotating liquid body, and the rise of bubbles in molten glass. Also, experiments on thermocapillary motion in silicone oils as well as glass melts were performed. Experiments are currently being conducted on the migration of bubbles in a thermal gradient, and on their motion inside unconstrained liquid drops in a rotating liquid.
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Subramanian, R. S., Cole, R.. 1985-05-01. Physical Phenomena in Containerless Glass Processing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860000688
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