Wilfrid Noel Bond and the Bond number
@article{Hager2012WilfridNB,
title={Wilfrid Noel Bond and the Bond number},
author={Willi H. Hager},
journal={Journal of Hydraulic Research},
year={2012},
volume={50},
pages={3 - 9},
url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:122193400}
}Although the Bond number is generally known in fluid mechanics to describe the effects of surface tension and weight of a liquid drop or bubble, W.N. Bond as an individual is currently hardly known. Based on a lucky coincidence, the author was able to find documents, medals and photographs through his grandson. This work describes on the one hand the physical background of Bond's works, mainly relating to the measurement of viscosity and surface tension, the significance and relevance of the…
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