Titlebook: Charge Injection Systems; Physical Principles, John Shrimpton Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Charged Drop.Dielectric Liqu

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Spray Characterization and Combustion,pray. It is also typical that the mean trajectories of the drops are a function of the mean drop diameter, and that the smaller drops tend to be found on the spray periphery, and the larger drops nearer the spray axis. These observations are now discussed in more detail.

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Conclusions and Future Outlook,nding of a practical technology application; charge injection atomization. The technology permits standard liquid combustion fuels, and any other electrically insulating liquid, to be electrically atomized and dispersed efficiently.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-10537-1the evaporation and combustion processes of a single liquid drop is discussed. This may be viewed as a precursor to a discussion of the characteristics of spray plumes, which are generated by electrostatic atomizers and are comprised of electrically charged drops.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-10537-1pray. It is also typical that the mean trajectories of the drops are a function of the mean drop diameter, and that the smaller drops tend to be found on the spray periphery, and the larger drops nearer the spray axis. These observations are now discussed in more detail.

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Systemtherapie für Radioonkologennding of a practical technology application; charge injection atomization. The technology permits standard liquid combustion fuels, and any other electrically insulating liquid, to be electrically atomized and dispersed efficiently.

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John ShrimptonProvides a complete overview on physical principles, the experimental and theoretical work.Gives a complete picture of the knowledge relevant to electrostatically assisted atomization of electrically

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-00294-6Charged Drop; Dielectric Liquid; Electrostatics; Injection Atomizers; Pitch; combustion; fluid mechanics