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This study’s aim is to improve the understanding of the dynamical behavior of a multi-core compound droplet traveling in an axisymmetric channel consisting of a diffuser element. The compound droplet typically consisting of two inner droplets distributed one after another is initially located at a certain distance from the entrance of the channel. A front-tracking method is used to handle the movement and deformation of the droplet. The numerical simulation results show that the compound droplet is stretched in the channel, and it takes a certain time, “the transit time”, to pass through the diffuser. The compound droplet has the largest deformation in the diffuser region and tends to... |
