Experiments on the Distribution of Fuel in Fuel Sprays (1933)
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mpressions combustion chamber-air densities commonly used in were formed having diameters less than the diameters airless injection engines, in no case would a single fuel of the sprays at the sections intersected by the targets. drop penetrate the air much more than 1 inch. The In the sprays,… … Figure 2.—Impressions made in Plasticine by fuel sprays injected through air having a density of 1.1 pounds per cubic foot Fuel-inject ion pressure, 4,000 pounds per square inch; valve-opening pressure, 3,500 pounds per square inch. The number beside each impression indicates the distance in inches…
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