1976
DOI: 10.2514/3.7051
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Pressure and velocity in a developing coaxial jet

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“…Champagne and Wyganski 4 showed that neglecting the total and static pressure had an effect on large errors in the velocity fields. In an effort to study the velocity distributions in the near field of the coaxial jets, Moon 5 investigated static pressure, mean velocity, and turbulent intensity in the developing region of nonreactive coaxial jets. He concluded that the effects of pressure gradients could significantly influence the mixing and combustion process and that the turbulence mixing models did not appear to be adequate to predict the flow in the developing region of the coaxial jet.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Champagne and Wyganski 4 showed that neglecting the total and static pressure had an effect on large errors in the velocity fields. In an effort to study the velocity distributions in the near field of the coaxial jets, Moon 5 investigated static pressure, mean velocity, and turbulent intensity in the developing region of nonreactive coaxial jets. He concluded that the effects of pressure gradients could significantly influence the mixing and combustion process and that the turbulence mixing models did not appear to be adequate to predict the flow in the developing region of the coaxial jet.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…is the velocity a t which the gas and liquid are injected. From th e literature it was strongly shown th a t the ratio of the gas velocity to the liquid velocity plays a signif icant role in governing the atom ization of the liquid [17], [23], [38], [33] . This is due to the m om entum transfer causing the shearing action between the liquid and gas.…”
Section: Injector In Itia L Sizingmentioning
confidence: 99%