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DTIC ADA123067: A Study of Liquid Jets.
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Various correlations were examined that have been used in
the past for predicting mean droplet sizes generated by a
single fluid jet. The correlation were compared with semi-
quantitative data obtained from spark photographs and
from a particle sizing interferometer. Jet properties
were investigated for three types of fluids, i.e., water,
Hexane, and a moderately energetic liquid monopropellant
(LP) used in gun applications. The photographic data are
only suitable for a semiquantiative analysis due to
severe diffraction problems. Some preliminary low
velocity droplet data were obtained with the particle
sizing interferometer. The results strongly suggest that
all correlations overestimate the droplet size and that
the best agreement was obtained from a theoretical
analysis by Mayer. Some additional studies were also
performed on frictional heating and droplet scattering by
an electric field. No evidence of ignition of the liquid
monopropellant (LP) from frictional heating was found.
Some evidence of droplet scattering by the electric field
could be inferred from the photographs.
Date Published: 2018-01-08 20:16:28
Identifier: DTIC_ADA123067
Item Size: 48717972
Language: english
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