Physics – Fluid Dynamics
Scientific paper
2006-09-23
Physics
Fluid Dynamics
Scientific paper
10.1103/PhysRevE.75.066308
We report on new instabilities of the quasi-static equilibrium of water drops pinned by a hydrophobic inclined substrate. The contact line of a statically pinned drop exhibits three transitions of partial depinning: depinning of the advancing and receding parts of the contact line and depinning of the entire contact line leading to the drop's translational motion. We find a region of parameters where the classical Macdougall-Ockrent-Frenkel approach fails to estimate the critical volume of the statically pinned inclined drop.
Berejnov Viatcheslav V.
Thorne Robert E.
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