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Anu Mohandas, Hongrong Luo and Seeram Ramakrishna
Atomization is an intricate operation involving unstable and complex networks with rupture and fusion of liquid molecules. There are diverse details that typify the spray formation, which are the technique and configuration of the atomization process, di...
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Heng Lu, Shengji Li, Hongzhe Du, Yibin Lu and Xuefeng Huang
The combustion characteristics of nanofluid fuels have been widely investigated, but rare studies on the atomization were reported. Atomization is an imperative and crucial step to improve the combustion performance of nanofluid fuels, and the secondary ...
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Alexander E. Ashikhmin, Nikita A. Khomutov, Maxim V. Piskunov and Vyacheslav A. Yanovsky
Using high-speed video recording, we establish the following regimes of hydrodynamic interaction of a biodiesel micro-emulsion fuel droplet with a heated wall: deposition (including drop spreading and receding), drop hydrodynamic breakup, and rebound. Co...
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Adnan Darwish Ahmad, Ahmad M. Abubaker, Ahmad A. Salaimeh and Nelson K. Akafuah
Electrostatic rotary bell sprayers (ERBSs) are widely used in the automotive industry. In ERBS, atomization is facilitated using centrifugal forces which disintegrate the paint film inside the cup into droplets at the cup edge. The droplets are then tran...
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Jacob E. Wilson, Stephen W. Grib, Adnan Darwish Ahmad, Michael W. Renfro, Scott A. Adams and Ahmad A. Salaimeh
Electrostatic Rotary bell (ESRB) atomizers are used as the dominant means of paint application by the automotive industry. They utilize the high rotational speed of a cup to induce primary atomization of a liquid along with shaping air to provide seconda...
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