Michael Dreyer - Concepedia

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Michael Dreyer

Also Known As

Dreyer, M., Dreyer, Michael, Dreyer, Michael E, M Dreyer, M. Dreyer, M. E. Dreyer, M.E. Dreyer, MICHAEL E. DREYER, Michael Dreyer, Michael E. Dreyer

316

Publications

3.3K

Citations

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112

Concepts

All Affiliations

University of Bremen SpaceTech (Germany)University of Maryland, College Park Physical Sciences (United States)Portland State University

About

Michael Dreyer is an author at University of Bremen specializing in engineering, fluid mechanics, and multiphase flow.

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4	Education	1	1	10
5	Language Studies	1	1	11

Michael Dreyer

Publications

2.9K

Citations

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	Year	Citations
An analytic solution of capillary rise restrained by gravity N. Fries, Michael Dreyer Journal of Colloid and Interface Science EngineeringFluid MechanicsCapillarity PhenomenonFluid-solid InteractionRheology	2008	386
Capillary driven flow in circular cylindrical tubes Michael Stange, Michael Dreyer, Hans J. Rath Physics of Fluids Fluid PropertiesEngineeringLiquid-liquid FlowFluid MechanicsMechanical Engineering	2003	242
The transition from inertial to viscous flow in capillary rise N. Fries, Michael Dreyer Journal of Colloid and Interface Science Viscoplastic FluidEngineeringCapillary NetworkFluid MechanicsFlow Physic	2008	227
The effect of evaporation on the wicking of liquids into a metallic weave N. Fries, K. Odic, Michael Conrath, Journal of Colloid and Interface Science Materials ScienceEngineeringDesiccationInterfacial PhenomenonLiquid-liquid Flow	2008	159
Particle−Surface Capillary Forces Armin de Lazzer, Michael Dreyer, H. J. Rath Langmuir	1999	149
Capillary Rise of Liquid between Parallel Plates under Microgravity Michael Dreyer, Antonio Delgado, Hans-Joseph Path Journal of Colloid and Interface Science Parallel PlatesLiquid-liquid FlowFluid MechanicsCapillarity PhenomenonFluid-solid Interaction	1994	128
Pressure variations in a cryogenic liquid storage tank subjected to periodic excitations C. B. Ludwig, Michael Dreyer, E. J. Hopfinger International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer CryogenicsPressure VariationsEngineeringMultiphase Flow	2013	114
Pulsed-current-induced domain wall propagation in Permalloy patterns observed using magnetic force microscope L. Gan, S.H. Chung, Konrad H. Aschenbach, IEEE Transactions on Magnetics EngineeringMicroscopyMechanical EngineeringMagnetic ResonanceMagnetic Materials	2000	103
Dimensionless scaling methods for capillary rise N. Fries, Michael Dreyer Journal of Colloid and Interface Science Numerical AnalysisScaling AnalysisEngineeringFluid MechanicsCapillarity Phenomenon	2009	83
Simulation of capillary flow with a dynamic contact angle S. van Mourik, A.E.P. Veldman, Michael Dreyer Microgravity Science and Technology EngineeringFluid MechanicsFlow PhysicNumerical SimulationCapillarity Phenomenon	2005	61

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