To you and I, it's called splashback -- for physicists Tadd Truscott and Randy Hurd of the Brigham Young University Splash Lab, though, it's called urinal dynamics.I am of course talking about the ...

Thousands of gallons of ill-aimed pee could be spared from lavatory floors thanks to a new urinal design, scientists say. Around 1 million liters (264,172 gallons) of urine are spilled onto the ...

Based on conservative estimates, the team believes that replacing all public urinals in the US with something like the Nautilus would reduce splashback by 1 million liters per day.“Assuming 10 ...

US physicists have studied the fluid dynamics of urine "splashback" - and found tips to help men and women with their accuracy and hygiene. Using high-speed cameras, the team filmed jets of liquid ...

Researchers have invented two new urinal designs that could significantly reduce the amount of urine splashback, keeping public restrooms cleaner. Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu ...

Urinals, first invented nearly 200 years ago, have a notorious flaw - splashback. Now, experts have come up with a design that solves this problem using the basic principles of physics.

Splashback was heightened by a phenomenon known as Plateau-Rayleigh instability, external, where a falling stream of liquid breaks up into droplets. "The male urine stream breaks up about 6-7 ...