Abstract
Heat-transfer and hydrodynamic processes occurring during the impact of a drop against a heated wall were studied by using surface temperature transducers with a high time and coordinate resolution and spark photography. Acoustic and chemical effects were also used. New phenomena (cumulative expulsion of secondary drops upon collisions and statistical variability of heat-transfer parameters under identical conditions of collision) are described. The role of heat-exchange mode parameters, properties of liquid and surface materials in heat removal by drops are elucidated.
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