Effect of Illumination from Laser on Droplet Formation in Microchannel

Aishwarya Agarwal, D. Khushalani, Divya Shrivastava
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FACS system (Fluorescence activated cell sorting) separate cells which are selectively labeled with electric charges. These charged cells then are sorted with help of electrostatic deflection system. Processing the signal helps in monitoring various parameters of the sample liquid like size, shape, complexity, protein content, etc. In this FACS system the liquid has to be passed through hydrodynamic focusing. But throughput of the system also has to be contemplated (FACS review paper). Droplet based microfluids constitutes a viable device set that empowers chemical and biological tests to carried out at high speed and with improved effectiveness when compared to ordinary instrumentation [1]. Droplet microfluidics will give better results in terms of speed [1] [2], throughput and accuracy of medical Diagnosis systems. Study on droplet breakup is carried out to focus characteristics of flow of liquid through microchannel for better analysis and detection in sampling the test liquid. Objective of this paper includes studying the formation of droplets of the sample liquid within the microchannel under normal circumstances and then to understand the effects of the heat emitted by the closely placed laser on droplet formation.
激光照射对微通道中液滴形成的影响
FACS系统(荧光激活细胞分选)将细胞选择性地标记为电荷。这些带电的电池然后在静电偏转系统的帮助下进行分类。处理信号有助于监测样品液体的各种参数,如大小、形状、复杂程度、蛋白质含量等。在这个FACS系统中,液体必须通过流体动力聚焦。但系统的吞吐量也必须考虑(FACS审查文件)。基于微液滴的微流体构成了一套可行的设备,与普通仪器[1]相比,它使化学和生物测试能够高速进行,并且效率更高。液滴微流体技术将在医疗诊断系统的速度、通量和准确性方面取得更好的结果。通过液滴破碎研究,聚焦微通道中液体的流动特性,以便在测试液体取样时更好地进行分析和检测。本文的目的是研究正常情况下微通道内样品液体液滴的形成,然后了解紧密放置的激光器发出的热量对液滴形成的影响。
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