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    This document discusses droplet collisions and coalescence in sprays, including spray cone angle formation from nozzles, primary and secondary breakup of droplets, and evaporation. It also examines droplet diameter reduction over time for different flow velocities and models heat transfer processes involving thermal boundary layers, fluid temperatures, and mass/heat flux.

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    This document discusses droplet collisions and coalescence in sprays, including spray cone angle formation from nozzles, primary and secondary breakup of droplets, and evaporation. It also examines droplet diameter reduction over time for different flow velocities and models heat transfer processes involving thermal boundary layers, fluid temperatures, and mass/heat flux.

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    Lecture 7-Droplet Combustion

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    This document discusses droplet collisions and coalescence in sprays, including spray cone angle formation from nozzles, primary and secondary breakup of droplets, and evaporation. It also examines droplet diameter reduction over time for different flow velocities and models heat transfer processes involving thermal boundary layers, fluid temperatures, and mass/heat flux.

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    Droplet

    collisions and
    coalescence
    Wall
    Nozzle impingement

    Spray cone
    angle

    Primary Secondary Evaporation


    breakup breakup
    1.0
    Increase ud ud=0 m/s
    0.8 ud=1 m/s
    ud=2 m/s

    D2(t)/D2(t=0)
    ud=4 m/s
    0.6

    0.4

    0.2

    0
    0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20
    Time (s)

    T
    Tf

    Thermal
    boundary Ta

    Tb
    r
    R
    Mass flux

    Heat flux δf

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