Hele-Shaw Flows: Historical Overview

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Stream-line Flow Methods The most notable Hele-Shaw’s scientific research came from his desire to exhibit on a large screen the character of the flow past an object contained in a lantern slide for students in Liverpool: Hele-Shaw wanted to visualize stream lines. He tried colouring liquid (unsuitable, immediately mixed), sand (formed eddies, modified the flow)... BIRS, Canada, July 2007 – p. 20
Stream-line Flow Methods The most notable Hele-Shaw’s scientific research came from his desire to exhibit on a large screen the character of the flow past an object contained in a lantern slide: Apparently the glass got a small accidental leak providing small air bubbles acting as continuous tracers (1897). BIRS, Canada, July 2007 – p. 21
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