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Winter 2001

IMA "HOT TOPICS" Workshop:

Analysis and Modeling of Industrial Jetting Processes

January 10 - 13, 2001

Organizers:

Michael Brenner
Department of Mathematics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
brenner@math.mit.edu

Avner Friedman
Minnesota Center for Industrial Mathematics
University of Minnesota
friedman@math.umn.edu

Elbridge Gerry Puckett
Department of Mathematics
University of California-Davis
egp@math.ucdavis.edu
http://math.ucdavis.edu/~egp

 

Schedule Participants Abstracts Registration
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Description:

Jetting has become an increasingly important technology finding many applications beyond inkjet printing in areas such as manufacturing of optical devices, soldering, and DNA arrays. While there has been a great amount of technical progress in the delivery and control of droplets, breakthroughs in modeling and understanding of some of the fundamental processes need to be made in order to bring about the next generation of jetting devices.

The IMA workshop will bring together researchers from industry, government laboratories, and academia to address modeling issues arising in jetting technology. The goal of the workshop is to give an up-to-date snapshot of the state of the art, and to discuss challenges and open problems that remain in this field.

There will be three main sections in the workshop: (1) Droplet Generation (piezoelectric, acoustic, thermal, electric, pressure driven); (2) Rheology; and (3) Droplet Impact.

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10
 All talks are in Lecture Hall EE/CS 3-180 unless otherwise noted.
8:45 am Coffee and Registration

Reception Room EE/CS 3-176
9:10 am Willard Miller, Fred Dulles, and Michael Brenner Introduction
9:30 am David B. Wallace
MicroFab Technologies, Inc.

Ink-Jet Applications, Physics and Modeling - and Industrial/Applied Research View

Talk    pdf
10:15 am Paul Duineveld
 Philips Research (WB31) 		Ink-jet Printing of Materials for Light-Emitting Displays: the Stability of Printed Liquid Lines
11:00 am Break Reception Room EE/CS 3-176
11:30 am-12:30 pm

Ely Sachs
MIT

TBA
2:00 pm John R. Andrews
 Xerox Corporation

Microboiling and Picojetting

Talk    pdf
2:45 pm

Damir Juric
Georgia Tech

3D Numerical Simulation of a Phase Change
3:30 pm Break Reception Room EE/CS 3-176
Short Talks
4:00 pm Michael Siegel
New Jersey Institute of Technology
 Tip Streaming Instabilities for Slender Axisymmetric Bubbles with Surfactant: an Asymptotic Approach
4:25 pm John Lister
University of Cambridge
 Effects of Surfactants on Rayleigh Instability
4:50 pm IMA Tea
A variety of appetizers and beverages will be served. 		IMA East, 400 Lind Hall
THURSDAY, JANUARY 11
All talks are in Lecture Hall EE/CS 3-180 unless otherwise noted.
9:15 am Coffee Reception Room EE/CS 3-176
9:30 am Gareth McKinley
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Non-Newtonian Fluid Rheology and Its Role in Thread Breakup

Talk   pdf

10:15 am Michael Renardy
 Virginia Polytechnic Institute 		Breakup of Newtonian and Viscoelastic Jets

Talk   blowup.pdf   gengiese.pdf   giesejet.pdf

 11:00 am Break Reception Room EE/CS 3-176
Short Talks
11:20 am Jacqueline Ashmore
Harvard University		 Newtonian and Non-Newtonian Films Coating the Outside of a Rotating Cylinder  pdf   postscript

Slides

11:45 am Pushpendra Singh
New Jersey Institute Technology		 Numerical Simulation and Modeling of Non-Newtonian Multiphase Liquids
12:10-12:35 Andrew Belmonte
Pennsylvania State University		 Viscoelastic Filament Dynamics: Exact Solutions and Instabilities
2:00 pm Morton M. Denn
 City College of New York 		Droplet Size Effects for Liquid Crystalline Polymers in a Flexible Polymer Matrix

References Used:
Heon Sang Lee and Morton M. Denn, Rheology of a viscoelastic emulsion with a liquid crystalline polymer dispersed phase, Journal of Rheology, 43, 1583 - 1598 (1999)

Heon Sang Lee and Morton M. Denn, The deformation and retraction of thermotropic LCP droplets in a flexible matrix, J. Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics, 93, 315 323 (2000)

Xianfeng Li and Morton M. Denn, Influence of bulk nematic orientation on the interface between a liquid crystalline polymer and a flexible polymer, Physical Review Letters, 86, 656-659 (2001).

2:45 pm Uzi Landman
Georgia Institute of Technology 		Nanojets (simulations)
3:30 pm Break Reception Room EE/CS 3-176
Short Talks
4:00 pm Paul Steen
Cornell Unversity 		Soap-film Pinchoff as a Prototype: What Do We Learn?
4:30 pm John W.M. Bush
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 		Fluid Pipes
5:00-5:30 pm Dimos Poulikakos
 Swiss Federal Institute of Technology		 On the Deposition of Monodispersed Molten Microdroplets in Industrial Jetting Processes
FRIDAY, JANUARY 12
All talks are in Lecture Hall EE/CS 3-180 unless otherwise noted.
9:15 am Coffee Reception Room EE/CS 3-176
9:30 am Elbridge Gerry Puckett
 University of California, Davis		 The Formation of Droplets in Microscale Jetting Devices
10:15 am Osman A. Basaran
Purdue University		 Drop Formation: From Dripping to Drop-on-demand Drop Production and Analysis Through Computation and Ultra High-speed Visualization
 11:00 am Break Reception Room EE/CS 3-176
Short Talks
11:30 am Mark Sussman
Florida State University
 Numerical Methods for Modeling Microscale Jetting
12:00-12:30 pm Andrea Bertozzi
Duke University		 Dewetting Films: Bifurcations and Concentrations
2:00 pm David Quere
 College de France 		Unconventional Impacts (Bouncing Drops and Capture by a Small Fiber)
2:45 pm Anne-Marie Cazabat
 College de France 		Spreading of Surfactant Solutions
3:30 pm Break Reception Room EE/CS 3-176
Short Talks
4:00 pm Itai Cohen
University of Chicago		 Snakes Eating Elephants: Using Selective Withdrawal to Coat Micro Particles
4:30 pm Wei Wendy Zhang
Harvard University		 Theory of Selective Wthdrawal
5:00-5:30 pm Daniel D. Joseph
 University of Minnesota 		Capillary Collapse and Rupture
SATURDAY, JANUARY 13
All talks are in Lecture Hall EE/CS 3-180 unless otherwise noted.
8:45 am Coffee Reception Room EE/CS 3-176
9:00 am Jens Eggers
 Universitat GH Essen 		Air Entrainment Through Free-Surface Cusps homepage paper(ps)

Slides

9:45 am Gregory Rutledge
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 		Electrospinning
10:30 am Break Reception Room EE/CS 3-176
Short Talks
11:00 am Michael Brenner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Theory of Electrically Forced Jets

Workshop Summary

Slides   pdf    powerpoint
11:20 am Burt S. Tilley
New Jersey Institute of Technology

Nonlinear Stability of Electrified Liquid Sheets

Talk   pdf    postscript
11:40am-12:00 pm Dmitri Vaynblat
 California Institute of Technology

Rupture of Thin Viscous Films and Threads by van der Waals Forces: Evolution and Self-similarity

Talk   pdf    postscript

LIST OF CONFIRMED PARTICIPANTS

as of 1/9/2001
Name Department Affiliation
Masaru Agatsuma Chemical Engineering and Materials Science University of Minnesota
John R. Andrews Center for Electronic Imaging Services Xerox Corporation
Jacqueline Ashmore GSAS Harvard University
Osman Basaran Chemical Engineering Purdue University
Andrew Belmonte Mathematics Penn State University
Andrew Bernoff Mathematics Harvey Mudd College
Andrea Bertozzi Mathematics Duke University
Michael Brenner Mathematics Massachusetts Insitute of Technology
John Bush Mathematics Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Anne-Marie Cazabat Laboratoire de Physique de la Matiere College de France
Itai Cohen Physics University of Chicago
Christopher Delametter Research Laboratories Eastman Kodak Company
Morton Denn Levich Institute City College of New York
Paul Duineveld   Philips Research
Fred Dulles   Institute for Mathematics & its Applications
Jens Eggers Fachbereich Physik Universitat GH Essen
Marco Fontelos    
Avner Friedman Mathematics University of Minnesota
Shuzo Fuchigami ESTC 3M Center
Doug Huntley   3M
Ashley James Aerospace Engineering & Mechanics University of Minnesota
Daniel Joseph Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics University of Minnesota
Damir Juric Mechanical Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology
Satish Kumar Chemical Engineering & Materials Science University of Minnesota
Uzi Landman Physics Georgia Institute of Technology
John Lister Dept. of Applied Math & Theoretical Physics University of Cambridge
Ellen Longmire Aerospace Engineering & Mechanics University of Minnesota
John Lowengrub Mathematics University of Minnesota
Frank May Institute of Mechanical Systems Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
Gareth McKinley Mechanical Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Constantine Megaridis Mechanical Engineering University of Illinois at Chicago
Caroline Melkonian Ylitalo Advanced Materials Technology Center 3M Company
Michael Miksis Eng. Sciences & Applied Mathematics Northwestern University
Greg Miller Applied Sciences University of California, Davis
Willard Miller   Institute for Mathematics & its Applications
Sanat Mohanty CEMS University of Minnesota
Ranga Narayanan Chemical Engineering University of Florida
Bruce Nerad Advanced Materials Technology Center 3M
Demetrios Papageorgiou Mathematical Sciences New Jersey Institute of Technology
Mikhail Pekurovsky   3M
Dimos Poulikakos Lab. of Thermodynamics in Emerging Technologies Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
Gerry Puckett Mathematics University of California, Davis
Mary Pugh Mathematics University of Pennsylvania
David Quere Physique de la Matiere Condensee College de France
Michael Renardy Mathematics Virginia Polytechnic Institute
David Ross Research Labs Eastman Kodak Co.
Gregory Rutledge Chemical Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Emanuel Sachs Mechanical Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Michael Siegel Mathematics New Jersey Institute of Technology
Pushpendra Singh Mechanical Engineering New Jersey Institute of Technology
Paul Steen Chemical Engineering Cornell Unversity
Mark Sussman Mathematics Florida State University
John Szczech Mechanical Engineering University of Illinois at Chicago
Saleh Tanveer Mathematics Ohio State University
Burt Tilley Mathematical Sciences New Jersey Institute of Technology
Dmitri Vaynblat Applied Mathemematics California Insititute of Technology
David B. Wallace Vice President, Technology Development MicroFab Technologies, Inc.
Thomas P Witelski Mathematics Duke University
Jie Zhang Motorola Advanced Technology Center Motorola
Wei Wendy Zhang DEAS Harvard University

 

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