2021
DOI: 10.3390/en14102876
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State-of-the-Art Review of Effervescent-Swirl Atomizers

Abstract: This paper presents issues in the field of theory, construction, calculations, as well as the design of effervescent-swirl atomizers. The results of experimental studies of spraying liquids with different physico-chemical properties for this type of atomizers are discussed. Effervescent-swirl atomization is a complex process and its mechanism is not fully understood. Therefore, the purpose of the manuscript is the complexity of the atomization process and its mechanism as well as the influence of individual pa… Show more

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“…The most commonly used atomizers in combustion processes are: pressure, swirl, and pressure-swirl atomizers. Currently, effervescent-swirl atomizers are also becoming more and more popular [19]. All of the above-mentioned factors have a direct impact on the properties of the generated spray (droplet size and distribution spectrum).…”
Section: Supplying a Catalyst To A Dust Ductmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The most commonly used atomizers in combustion processes are: pressure, swirl, and pressure-swirl atomizers. Currently, effervescent-swirl atomizers are also becoming more and more popular [19]. All of the above-mentioned factors have a direct impact on the properties of the generated spray (droplet size and distribution spectrum).…”
Section: Supplying a Catalyst To A Dust Ductmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most commonly used atomizers in combustion processes are: pressure, swirl, and pressure-swirl atomizers. Currently, effervescent-swirl atomizers are also becoming more and more popular [19].…”
Section: Supplying a Catalyst To A Dust Ductmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gas bubbles can also end up in liquid droplets when they collide during spraying [10]. In a review of the application of different types of effervescent-swirl atomizers, employed air for spraying, Czernek et al [11] described a group of contributing factors. On exiting the nozzle, the bubbles extend, leave the liquid without breaking it up, or burst to produce a group of secondary fragments.…”
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“…Существует значительное количество работ посвященных решению этой проблемы. Обзор существующих моделей достаточно полно изложен в работе [1]. На основании, которой были выбраны модели для прогнозирования коэффициента расхода […”
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