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An Experimental Investigation of Liquid Jets under Low-Speed Crossflows
This study presents the breakup mechanisms and droplet features of a liquid jet introduced into a low-speed cross air flow. The main aim of this study is to investigate the spray behavior of water when exposed to a uniform crossflow of air at very low velocities. A shadow sizing system is employed t
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