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July 1, 2016, 06:18 |
Jet breakup regimes
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Hi,
What exactly is implied by the classification into various break up regimes based on Reynold's number and Ohnesorge number ? If for a particular jet, the value lies in atomization regime, does it mean the jet would get atomized almost as soon as it leaves the nozzle ? The ohnesorge number doesnt seem to include the nature of atmosphere into which the jet emerges or the distance from nozzle tip and other parameters that might influence a jet breakup. Or is it implied that if the jet belongs to first wind induced regime, it won't be possible for that jet to get atomised under any circumstances ? In general, can a jet experience break up under a different mechanism other than the one to which it belongs based on Ohnesorge classification ? Thanks for your replies. |
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July 4, 2016, 05:14 |
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No one with any bit of advice ?
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