DU Min, HUANG Bin, LU Qicheng, et al. Subsequent development of collided droplets in impinging streams[J]. CIESC Journal, 2018, (5): 2023-2031.
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DU Min, HUANG Bin, LU Qicheng, et al. Subsequent development of collided droplets in impinging streams[J]. CIESC Journal, 2018, (5): 2023-2031.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20171225.
Subsequent development of collided droplets in impinging streams
In order to study subsequent development of collided droplets in impinging streams
a high-speed digital camera system
consisting of laser point source and high-speed digital camera
and a gas-liquid two-phase experimental platform was designed. The high-speed digital camera system was used to record droplet coalescence or secondary atomization caused by collisions in coaxially opposite gas-liquid two-phase impinging streams. Images of droplet movement were processed to analyze influence of droplet size
velocity
viscosity
and impact angle on collision outcomes. The results showed that droplets would be busted upon collision with unlimited increase in size and velocity. As surface tension was increased but viscosity and Ohnesorge number were decreased
inlet droplets were more inclined to break. Under experimental conditions
droplets upon collision were coalesced when moved coaxially in the same direction
were stretchily separated when moved in a certain angle
and were reflexively separated or busted moved coaxially in the opposite direction.
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