2016
DOI: 10.18186/jte.55087
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A numerical Investigation of the Flow in Water Jet Nozules

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“…Moreover, the analysis also showed that presence of a ring significantly increases mean velocity at the exit and increased inlet pressure is required to move the fluid through the nozzle. These results are consistent with one of the previous studies conducted by Bilir et al [27], who showed that narrow outlet section in all nozzle types helps velocity to reach at its maximum value.…”
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“…Moreover, the analysis also showed that presence of a ring significantly increases mean velocity at the exit and increased inlet pressure is required to move the fluid through the nozzle. These results are consistent with one of the previous studies conducted by Bilir et al [27], who showed that narrow outlet section in all nozzle types helps velocity to reach at its maximum value.…”
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confidence: 93%
“…There are many types of nozzle geometries such as Pelton, reverse Pelton, Convex type, concave type and conical nozzle with different angles. Bilir et al [22] designed five different types of fi-fi monitor nozzle with the same outlet diameter and conducted numerical analyses. They compared the reaction force in addition to velocity and pressure.…”
Section: Design Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The combination of nozzles with different engineer-ing applications is used to generate sprays and jets [5]. They are also widely used as aviation systems, maritime systems, automotive systems, and industrial systems as single equipment or part of equipment [6]. The effect of nozzles on flow characteristics in the spiral nozzle was investigated by Matsuo et al [7] using an annual slit.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%