Abstract
In this study, a new criterion for the splashing of a droplet on a dry smooth surface is established from high-fidelity numerical simulations. The new criterion involves the Weber number, Reynolds number and contact angle. A new splashing mode, termed spreading splashing, is proposed, which predominates for contact angles below 120 degrees. For contact angles above 120 degrees, prompt splashing dominates. For contact angles above 90 degrees, there exists a critical Weber number of around 60, below which splashing does not occur.
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