Large-amplitude ferrofluid surface waves and jets

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A non-mechanical technique for investigating fluid surface waves and jets is presented. The method uses a ferrofluid driven by electromagnets, eliminating complicated mechanical wave generating systems. The waves are imaged by a fast digital camera, and associated diagnostics. Experimental results, with accompanying modelling, are presented for cylindrical standing waves, with the maximum amplitude wave being investigated. Exceeding the maximum amplitude results in a dramatic jet, with a maximum acceleration exceeding 70g.

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Potts, H. E., & Diver, D. A. (2001). Large-amplitude ferrofluid surface waves and jets. New Journal of Physics, 3. https://doi.org/10.1088/1367-2630/3/1/307

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