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The Effect of Nozzle Design and Operating Conditions on the Atomization and Distribution of Fuel Sprays (1933)

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e injection pressure, 2260 Ib./sq. in. Record No. 3 I0 \ 2 5 S ^ / V) 10 o\o 25 §S sj o *S 0 20 Effective injection pressure, 4S 5700 Ib./sq. in. Record No. 5 /5 I 3! J 10^ 2 /0 5 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 0 2 4- 6 8 10 12 14 16 Distance from nozzle, inch Distance from nozzle, inch Figure 22— Effect… … Distance from nozzle, inch Distance from nozzle, inch Figure 25.—Spray penetration curves tor an impinging-jets spray. Chamber-air Figure 23—Spray penetration curves for nozzles with dilTerent orifice density, 0.94 lb. per cu. ft.; effective injection pressure, 1,730 lb. per scp In, length-diameter…

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