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Heat Transfer to Fuel Sprays Injected into Heated Gases (1938)

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These tests were limited to the the vertical line appearing on some of the records and smaller weights because of the greater pressure changes is coincident with the A points; i. e., the decrease in per unit weight of liquid. I he gas pressure began immediately after the first part An inspection of… … (a) Gas density, 4.73 grams per liter; pas-fuel ratio, 10. FIGURE 4.—Variation of pressure drop with gas temperature. Diesel fuel; fuel weight, 0.284 gram. pressure-time eurves. Three characteristic points are nization of the injection start and the timing spark. designated on all the records…

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