Experimental study on the regimes of W/O interface in the presence of vertical electric field

Investigation on cone jetting regimes of liquid droplets subjected to pyroelectric fields induced by laser blasts

“…These include some early works from Basaran's group, [17][18][19][20] and from Hayati et al who studied the mechanism of EHD spraying. 21 More recent works deal with other specific topics such as the effects of bulk charges and relaxation time on arc electrospraying, 22 the scaling laws for the disintegration of electrified drops, 23 the characterization and optimization of experimental parameters in jetting performance, [24][25][26][27] the oscillations of water droplets on insulating surfaces, 28 the EHD response of low-conductivity pendant drops to a step change in the electric field, 29 the liquid meniscus oscillations and tip streaming under continuous and pulsed voltages, [30][31][32] the development of a multi-nozzle EHD device, 33 the investigation on the regimes of water-oil interface, 34 numerical simulation of cone-jet formation in electrostatic spray, 35 and the stability of liquid bridges between two opposite Taylor cones. 36 However, the most studied configuration is that used in EHD inkjet devices where an electric field is established between a source nozzle and an extractor electrode.…”