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Atomization and Sprays

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REEVALUATING THE JET BREAKUP REGIME DIAGRAM

Volume 30, Edição 7, 2020, pp. 517-556
DOI: 10.1615/AtomizSpr.2020033171
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RESUMO

Identifying the regime of a liquid jet is necessary to determine the physical mechanisms causing breakup and consequently how to model the jet. Existing regime diagrams are based on a small amount of data classified by superficial visual characteristics, making these diagrams too inaccurate to reliably determine the correct regime. A more accurate regime diagram is developed using primarily a large compilation of breakup length data combined with theory where the data are sparse. Improvements in the regime diagram include a new regime, the addition of two critical Reynolds numbers and the turbulence intensity as variables, and the recognition that how the regimes change with increasing velocity (i.e., Rayleigh to first wind-induced to second wind-induced to atomization) is not universal.

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