The Splashing of Melt upon the Impact of Water Droplets and Jets

Small-scale experimental studies of melt splashing upon the impact water are presented here, with a focus on fluid dynamics and thermal aspects these interactions. Gravity-accelerated droplets forced short-duration jets interacted liquid Rose’s alloy superheated to 100–200 degrees above its melting point. A repeatability study was performed for better-control gravity fall droplet. The amount perturbation surface obtained from video recording, indicated existence three principal stages interaction. cases using jet demonstrated occurrence cumulative following collapse cavity caused by impact. Also, it shown that numerous small-diameter were scattered primary impulse, small-scale micro-eruptions observed, which generated small but fast at later