The rebound behaviors of droplets impacting on a self-fabricated superhydrophobic brass surface （WCA=I64.5°） were ob- served and studied by using high-speed-camera. In accordance with energy conversion, theoret...The rebound behaviors of droplets impacting on a self-fabricated superhydrophobic brass surface （WCA=I64.5°） were ob- served and studied by using high-speed-camera. In accordance with energy conversion, theoretical analysis of different behav- iors and rebound mechanism were given. At lower velocities, three behaviors in different velocity ranges were observed： par- tial rebounding, entire rebounding and ejecting during rebounding. At higher velocities, such two behaviors as rebound after splashing and rebound, ejecting after splashing, occurred alternately and exhibited certain periodicity. A function to predict the critical impact velocity is derived from energy conservation condition, and the prediction values tally with the experimental values, with the maximum relative error about 14%.展开更多
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文摘The rebound behaviors of droplets impacting on a self-fabricated superhydrophobic brass surface （WCA=I64.5°） were ob- served and studied by using high-speed-camera. In accordance with energy conversion, theoretical analysis of different behav- iors and rebound mechanism were given. At lower velocities, three behaviors in different velocity ranges were observed： par- tial rebounding, entire rebounding and ejecting during rebounding. At higher velocities, such two behaviors as rebound after splashing and rebound, ejecting after splashing, occurred alternately and exhibited certain periodicity. A function to predict the critical impact velocity is derived from energy conservation condition, and the prediction values tally with the experimental values, with the maximum relative error about 14%.
