Statistics of jet drop production
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Statistics of jet drop production

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    Geophysical Research Letters
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    Bubbles bursting at the ocean surface are an important source of sea-spray aerosol. We describe jet drop production, from ensembles of high fidelity numerical simulations of bubble bursting, validated against experimental results. The number of jet drops, their size, and velocity are controlled by the ratio of the bubble size, Rb, and the visco-capillary length, urn:x-wiley:00948276:media:grl62334:grl62334-math-0001, where γ is the surface tension, ρw, μw the water density and viscosity. The mean drop size follows urn:x-wiley:00948276:media:grl62334:grl62334-math-0002 and the ejected number of drops urn:x-wiley:00948276:media:grl62334:grl62334-math-0003, accounting for temperature variations. We confirm that submicrons jet drops are produced by bubbles in the 10–40 microns range. We compute the distribution of jet drops formed by a range of bubbles present under a breaking wave which compares well against laboratory experiments. We discuss the applicability of the proposed formulation in the context of sea spray generation function.
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    Geophysical Research Letters. 48(10), e2021GL092919
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