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Generation of Surface Liquid Flow in Channels by Capillary Vibrations and Waves

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The generation of a directed flow on the water surface in channels with sources and resonators of capillary oscillations is detected and investigated. The surface flow is caused by the movement of the liquid through the gaps between the resonators, as well as between the resonator and the channel walls, under a curved surface that is locally deformed by the sources of capillary vibrations, the transfer of energy of the locally curved surface of the liquid by capillary waves, and the transmission of wave momentum to the particles of the liquid surface in one direction. It is shown that capillary waves together with the energy transfer an excess surface, the flux density of which is equal to the flux of the surface deformation. Moving devices with a capillary-wave accelerator of the surface liquid flow are demonstrated.

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Aleksandrov, V.A. Generation of Surface Liquid Flow in Channels by Capillary Vibrations and Waves. Tech. Phys. 68 (Suppl 2), S228–S241 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063784223900012

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