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The inverse Magnus effect is a phenomenon in which a spinning sphereexperiences a lift force opposite to the conventional Magnus effect. Thiseffect is typically observed in the flow higher than a critical Reynolds numberor spin ratio. We experimentally studied the inverse Magnus effect on aspinning sphere in a flow containing suspended micrometer size droplets. Thelift force was measured by injecting droplets into a closed return wind tunnel.We investigated the threshold of the inverse Magnus effect for several types ofdispersed droplets. Our results indicate that the flow with suspended waterdroplets significantly affects the onset of the inverse Magnus effect, causinga decrease in the critical Reynolds number and spin ratio.

Inverse Magnus Effect Induced by Dilute Water Fog