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Splashing water jets produces numbers of sprays and finger-shaped secondary jet. In this study, they were visualized using a fluorescent imaging technique. It is found two mechanisms for forming sprays determine fundamental features of spray distributions and transport velocity: (A) ejection of sprays due to moving contacts between the splashing jet and receiving water surface, and (B) fragmentation of finger jets into sprays through a surface tension instability. The sprays formed in (A), transported at high speeds, precede those formed in (B). Size distributions of the finger jets and sprays are found to be approximated by log-normal distributions.

Physical Mechanisms for Forming Finger Jets and Sprays