Experiment
- Experiment
- A.017
- Experiment
- Coupled motion of liquid-solid systems in near-zero gravity.
- Primary investigator
- Vreeburg, J.P.B.
- Contact point
-
National Aerospace Laboratory, The Netherlands
- Category
- Fluid Sciences
- Main research area
- Liquid dynamics
- Keywords
- Forced oscillation of liquid.
- Objectives
- Experiment Objectives
Study of the behaviour of liquid during rotation and vibration
of its containing vessel.
- Reference
- ESA SP-222, pg. 37-42, 1984
- Subject of investigation
- Liquid behaviour in weightlessness.
- Subject name
- Model tank with silicone oil.
- Standard method
- Observation of tracer patterns in slit beam illumination
- Experiment procedure
- Experiment Procedure
There are five transparent containers with identical exteriors
but different cavities, viz. cylinder, sphere, cylindrical
annulus, box and combination. The last one consists of two
cylindrical cavities normal to the axis of symmetry of the
exterior shape. A viewing aid i.e. a ....
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- Results
- Experiment Performance
The experiment is the first one to be executed in the FPM in
Spacelab. All planned experiments have been performed in two
runs, for a total duration of 110 minutes. In addition about 50
minutes of video showed liquid handling and fluid science
demonstrations ....
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- Experiment
- Overview of Spacelab experiment IES-330, presentation at the
IWG of Spacelab-1, Capri, Italy,June 13-15, 1984
- Literature reference
- References
1. Earth-Orient. applic. Space Technol., 5, 1/2, 83-89, 1985
2. ESA SP-222, 37-42, 1984
- Experiment
- IES-330
- Funding agency
- NIVR
- Launcher
-
Space Shuttle
- Platform
-
Spacelab
- Mission
-
Spacelab-1
- Facility
-
Fluid Physics Module
- Duration
- Some hours
- Equipment
- Five PI-provided containers, viewing aid.
- Success
- Marginal
- Operational constraints
- Microgravity better than 10-3g.
- General
- ESA online reference: E192
Related experiments:
- On Spacelab D-1
- On Maser-5
Extracted from a prototype of the Dutch Microgravity Compact Disc