Experimental and numerical study of droplets hydrodynamics in microchannels
By F. Sarrazin, K. Loubière, L. Prat, C. Gourdon, T. Bonometti, Jacques Magnaudet. 2006
133 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Computational Mechanics
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/3c73166b583a7056d6ef3de860f16aa8bec4c544
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In Biomedical Engineering
- V. Jiřičný
- Stephan Herminghaus
- Thomas Pfohl
- Martin Brinkmann
- R. Seemann
- M. Ferrando
- J. Aubin
- S. Michelin
In Computational Mechanics
- V. Jiřičný
- Stephan Herminghaus
- Thomas Pfohl
- Martin Brinkmann
- R. Seemann
- M. Ferrando
- J. Aubin
- F. Nori
Citations in the corpus
- Droplet based microfluidics (2012, methodology): “The emerging flow pattern in droplets flowing in straight channels [362, 363], in serpentine channels [364], in back-fold channels with square turns [359], and after coalescence [365] was studied qualitatively and quantitatively using PIV [198], cf figure 28.”
- Current methods for characterising mixing and flow in microchannels (2010, background): “16(a) shows the relative velocity fields at different horizontal cross-sections in an aqueous droplet suspended in silicon oil in a microchannel of width 60mm and depth 50mm (Sarrazin et al., 2006).”