Experimental investigation of splash and crown formation during single drop impact on wetted surfaces

By R. Rioboo, C. Bauthier, J. Conti, M. Voué, J. D. Coninck. 2003

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The splash/non-splash boundary upon a dry surface and thin fluid film (2006, background): “... several studies have been performed on drops impacting upon deep pools (Engel 1967; Levin and Hobbs 1971; Cai 1989; Oguz and Prosperetti 1989; Pumphrey and Elmore 1990; Shin and McMahon 1990; Peck and Sigurdson 1994; Cresswell and Morton 1995; Thoroddsen and Takehara 2000; Kersten et al. 2003), ”
Review of mass and momentum interactions during drop impact on a liquid film (2016, background): “[93] drew the same conclusion even for very thin films with h⁄ = 0.”
Visualization of drop-on-demand inkjet: Drop formation and deposition (2006, background): “The other possible outcomes of drop impact on surface are reb ounding, bouncing and splashing [50, 56, 70, 71].”
Production of secondary drops during the single water drop impact onto a plane water surface (2006, methodology): “ Rioboo et al. (2003) conducted similar experiments using various liquids and reported that the values of K at the NC–CF and CF–CB limits were influenced by h* when liquid film was very thin (h* Rioboo et al. (2003) for the thicker films.”