On the Theoretical Prediction of Fuel Droplet Size Distribution in Nonreactive Diesel Sprays
作者： Jianming Cao
DOI: 10.1115/1.1445140
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摘要: Droplet size distribution function and mean diameter formulas are derived using information theory. The effects of fuel droplet evaporation coalescence within combustion chamber on the emphasized in nonreactive diesel sprays. expressions at various spray axial cross sections also formulated. computations compared with experimental data KIVA-II code. A good agreement is obtained between numerical results. locations from injector exit temperature conditions predicted. decreases number variations computed downstream higher temperature.
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