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Fluid mechanics

the breakup of a fast liquid jet into droplets, governed by aerodynamic interaction with the gas, nozzle turbulence and cavitation.

In fluid mechanics, liquid jet atomization refers to the breakup of a fast liquid jet into droplets, governed by aerodynamic interaction with the gas, nozzle turbulence and cavitation. This meaning comes from Reitz (1982) in The Physics of Fluids.[1]

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References

Reitz, R. D., & Bracco, F. V. (1982). Mechanism of atomization of a liquid jet. The Physics of Fluids, 25(10), 1730-1742. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.863650

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