Water vibrations as controlled by a base speaker
Team 2nd Sp. ’18 – Gabe McGann
Resonance from music played on a subwoofer creates standing waves in a glass of water.
Taken with slow motion feature of Samsung Galaxy Note 5.
Music – Eveningland – Finding Me (Youtube Royalty Free)
Report:
http://www.flowvis.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/McGannTeamSecondReport.pdf
Team Second- Joe Zahorik & Team Lambda
Above is a video I made showcasing the vibrations in water caused by a subwoofer placed under the table.
(mirrors were placed in post on the last three shots.)
Music by Harris Freidman and Chris Weir:
.https://soundcloud.com/derdyharry/derdy-harry-x-weir-i-hate-house
Daniel Petrykowski
This composite shows a methane/air flame at varying equivalence ratios (phi).
Report Link: http://www.flowvis.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Ribburn-Burner-Methane-Air-Flame-Photographed-at-Varying-Equivalence-Ratios.pdf
Team Second – Lucas Sorensen
A video visualizing the vortex shedding behavior that occurs when a blunt body is placed in a flowing fluid. An obstacle in the shape of a sine wave was placed in a flume and water flowed past it. Dye was injected through a hole in the body to visualize the Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability.
Report: Vorticity
Michael Sandoval – Team Second
Food coloring mixed with rubbing alcohol injected into the flume over a two-wave widget.
file:///C:/Users/micha/Documents/Flow%20Visualization/Team%20Second/Team%20Second%20Report.pdf
Gabriel Elbert – Team Second
Image of CO2 bubbles rising in a cup of sparkling water. Desaturated, boosted brightness and contrast, added color in Photoshop CS2
