Plane liquid layer atomizing method
A liquid layer and plane technology, applied in the direction of liquid injection device, injection device, injection device, etc., can solve the problems of atomization quality deterioration, unsuitable for ultrasonic nozzles, etc.
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[0053] Using a plane slit nozzle with a width-to-thickness ratio of 20, the theoretical numerical calculation and fragmentation test of the plane water layer are carried out. The water jet injection pressure is 0.4MPa, the flow velocity is 1m / s, 2m / s, 3m / s, 4m / s, 5m / s, the ambient gas is still air, and the preset calculation tolerance is 10 -4 . The most unstable frequency of the jet breakup point is 18 Hz obtained by numerical calculation based on the dimension-dispersion criterion relation of the planar liquid layer ejected into the still air environment derived from the nonlinear stability. The resonant frequency is designed using the 18Hz subsonic frequency point, and the test is carried out in the transverse resonant mode. The comparison of the experimental results of the plane slit nozzle without resonance (0 Hz) and the application of theoretically calculated subsonic resonance frequency (18 Hz) to the plane slit nozzle for transverse resonance is shown in attached tab...
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[0057] Using an air-assisted flat slit nozzle with a width-to-thickness ratio of 20, the theoretical numerical calculation and fragmentation test of the air-assisted flat water layer are carried out. The water jet injection pressure is 0.4MPa, the flow velocity is 1m / s, 5m / s, and the air-assisted flow velocity on both sides of the water layer is 0m / s, 5m / s, 10m / s, 15m / s, 20m / s, 25m / s s, the default calculation tolerance is 10 -4 . The most unstable frequency of the jet breakup point is 36 Hz obtained by numerical calculation based on the dimension-dispersion criterion relation of the planar liquid layer ejected into the air-assisted environment derived from the nonlinear stability. The resonant frequency is designed using the 36Hz subsonic frequency point, and the test is carried out in the transverse resonant mode. The test results of transverse resonance of the air-assisted flat slit nozzle without resonance (0 Hz) and the application of theoretically calculated subsonic r...
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