The capillary rise technique has been used to experimentally study the “surface tension” of liquid marbles formed by encapsulating water droplets with polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) powder of 1, 35, and 100 μm particle size. In a typical experiment, a glass capillary tube was inserted into a water marble to measure the capillary rise of the water. The Laplace pressure exerted by the water marbl...

an artificial neural network (ann) was used to analyse the capillary rise in porous media. wetting experiments were performed with fifteen liquids and fifteen different powders. the liquids covered a wide range  of  surface  tension ( 15.45-71.99  mj/m2 )  and  viscosity (0.25-21 mpa.s). the powders also provided an acceptable range of particle size (0.012-45 μm) and surface free energy (25.54-...

Capillary rise tests were conducted on soil columns containing of three layers sandy soils with coarser over finer to investigate the effect relatively interlayer. The capillary height, rate, and water distribution observed in laboratory four layered columns, two homogeneous (without interlayer) serving as controls. final maximum height column interlayer was larger than that without when laid a...

When a paintbrush is dipped into a pot of paint and pulled out, surface tension forces cause the individual hairs in the brush to coalesce even as the brush becomes impregnated with paint. We study a simple model of this elastocapillary interaction in the context of the surface-tension-driven vertical rise of a liquid between two long flexible hydrophilic sheets that are held a small distance a...

The present investigation entails a procedure by which the surface tension and viscosity of liquids could be redicted.To this end, capillary experiments were performed for porous media by utilizing fifteen different liquids and powders. The time of capillary rise to a certain known height of each liquid in a particular powder was recorded. Two artificial neural networks (ANNs) were...