A predictive model for droplet size and velocity distributions of a pressure swirl atomizer has been proposed based on the maximum entropy formalism (MEF). The constraint conditions of the MEF model include the conservation laws of mass, momentum, and energy. The effects of liquid swirling strength, Weber number, gas-to-liquid axial velocity ratio and gas-to-liquid density ratio on the droplet size and velocity distributions of a pressure swirl atomizer are investigated. Results show that model based on maximum entropy formalism works well to predict droplet size and velocity distributions under different spray conditions. Liquid swirling strength, Weber number, gas-to-liquid axial velocity ratio and gas-to-liquid density ratio have differe...
This paper is focused on the development of a model for predicting the mean drop size in effervescen...
The present study aims at providing a theoretical procedure for the determination of droplets mean d...
International audienceWe report in this paper a method for the evolution of a physically-based drop ...
A predictive model for droplet size and velocity distributions of a pressure swirl atomizer has been...
Droplet size and velocity distributions in a spray from a pressure swirl atomizer: application of ma...
A predictive model is proposed to determine the droplet size and velocity distribution at the beginn...
The maximum entropy principle is one of the first methods, which have been used to predict droplet s...
[EN] A predictive model is proposed to determine the droplet size and velocity distribution at the b...
Droplet size distributions in the cold spray of a fuel are important in observed combustion behavior...
International audienceThe efficiency of any application involving a liquid spray is known to be high...
A recent application of the Maximum Entropy Formalism on liquid atomization problems led to the deve...
A new basis for the prediction of the drop size and velocity distribution in a spray is developed, ...
The droplet size distribution function for sprays is derived using the maximum entropy formalism (ME...
organisée par l’ONERA et SUPAERO dans le cadre d’ILASS-EuropeInternational audienceA method is propo...
Pressure-swirl atomizers are often employed to generate a water-mist spray, typically employed in fi...
This paper is focused on the development of a model for predicting the mean drop size in effervescen...
The present study aims at providing a theoretical procedure for the determination of droplets mean d...
International audienceWe report in this paper a method for the evolution of a physically-based drop ...
A predictive model for droplet size and velocity distributions of a pressure swirl atomizer has been...
Droplet size and velocity distributions in a spray from a pressure swirl atomizer: application of ma...
A predictive model is proposed to determine the droplet size and velocity distribution at the beginn...
The maximum entropy principle is one of the first methods, which have been used to predict droplet s...
[EN] A predictive model is proposed to determine the droplet size and velocity distribution at the b...
Droplet size distributions in the cold spray of a fuel are important in observed combustion behavior...
International audienceThe efficiency of any application involving a liquid spray is known to be high...
A recent application of the Maximum Entropy Formalism on liquid atomization problems led to the deve...
A new basis for the prediction of the drop size and velocity distribution in a spray is developed, ...
The droplet size distribution function for sprays is derived using the maximum entropy formalism (ME...
organisée par l’ONERA et SUPAERO dans le cadre d’ILASS-EuropeInternational audienceA method is propo...
Pressure-swirl atomizers are often employed to generate a water-mist spray, typically employed in fi...
This paper is focused on the development of a model for predicting the mean drop size in effervescen...
The present study aims at providing a theoretical procedure for the determination of droplets mean d...
International audienceWe report in this paper a method for the evolution of a physically-based drop ...