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Note on the motion of surface films in a rotating cylinder

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The motion of an insoluble and incompressible surface film at the gas-liquid interface of a fluid system in a finite revolving cylinder is dealt with experimentally. It is shown that the film motion induced by the side-walls affects the film motion at the plane gas-liquid interface considerably. Measurements show a difference of 20 to 30% for small speeds of rotation.

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Siekmann, J., Johann, W. Note on the motion of surface films in a rotating cylinder. Acta Mechanica 51, 251–255 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01177075

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