A study on droplet group evaporation modeling based on interface resolved numerical simulations of two-phase flow

Nambu, Taisuke; Mizobuchi, Yasuhiro

doi:10.1016/j.combustflame.2022.112549

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“…Governing equations used in the simulations, are the transport equations of mass, momentum, temperature and mass fraction of chemical species, for both the liquid and gas phases as shown below [27]:…”

Section: Governing Equations Of Gas and Liquid Phasesmentioning

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Numerical simulation of bi-component fuel droplet evaporation using Level Set method

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Section: Governing Equations Of Gas and Liquid Phasesmentioning

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Flame propagation modes for iron particle clusters in air — Part I: Transition from continuous to discrete propagation mode under weak convection effects

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A study on droplet group evaporation modeling based on interface resolved numerical simulations of two-phase flow

Cited by 6 publications

References 22 publications

Numerical simulation of bi-component fuel droplet evaporation using Level Set method

Numerical simulation of bi-component fuel droplet evaporation using Level Set method

Flame propagation modes for iron particle clusters in air — Part I: Transition from continuous to discrete propagation mode under weak convection effects

Investigation of containment spraying characteristics based on the correction of droplet evaporation shielding effects

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