Author: D. L. Davidson
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Languages : en
Pages : 43
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The feasibility of determining the droplet size distribution of a simulated defoliant spray in a high-velocity airstream using in-line holographic photography was successfully demonstrated. Holographic droplet size data were obtained in the 400-knot airstream contained within a 37-inch-diameter duct at spray flow rates from 3 to 117 gpm and spray injection pressures from 16 to 64 psig. Average diameter of the spray droplets was approximately 21 microns. Droplet size distribution did not vary significantly with either spray flow rate or injection pressure. The holographic measurement system exhibited an apparent diametric resolution limit of approximately 10 microns. Operational reliability of the holograph was satisfactory. (Author).
Holographic Determination of the Droplet Size Distribution of a Simulated Defoliant Spray in a 400-Knot Airstream
Author: D. L. Davidson
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Languages : en
Pages : 43
Book Description
The feasibility of determining the droplet size distribution of a simulated defoliant spray in a high-velocity airstream using in-line holographic photography was successfully demonstrated. Holographic droplet size data were obtained in the 400-knot airstream contained within a 37-inch-diameter duct at spray flow rates from 3 to 117 gpm and spray injection pressures from 16 to 64 psig. Average diameter of the spray droplets was approximately 21 microns. Droplet size distribution did not vary significantly with either spray flow rate or injection pressure. The holographic measurement system exhibited an apparent diametric resolution limit of approximately 10 microns. Operational reliability of the holograph was satisfactory. (Author).
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Languages : en
Pages : 43
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The feasibility of determining the droplet size distribution of a simulated defoliant spray in a high-velocity airstream using in-line holographic photography was successfully demonstrated. Holographic droplet size data were obtained in the 400-knot airstream contained within a 37-inch-diameter duct at spray flow rates from 3 to 117 gpm and spray injection pressures from 16 to 64 psig. Average diameter of the spray droplets was approximately 21 microns. Droplet size distribution did not vary significantly with either spray flow rate or injection pressure. The holographic measurement system exhibited an apparent diametric resolution limit of approximately 10 microns. Operational reliability of the holograph was satisfactory. (Author).
Holographic Determination of Drop Size Distribution in Air-water Critical Flow
Author: Carlos J. Alcabes
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Category : Drops
Languages : en
Pages : 144
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Category : Drops
Languages : en
Pages : 144
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Measurement of Flow and Droplet Size Distributions for Spray Nozzles
Author: Joseph Arena
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Languages : en
Pages : 192
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Languages : en
Pages : 192
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An experimental method to determine the droplet size distribution of dousing sprays
Author: D. Koroyannakis
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Languages : en
Pages : 0
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Languages : en
Pages : 0
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Measurement of Droplet Size Distribution in Insecticide and Herbicide Sprays
Author: David S. Mahler
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Category : Herbicides
Languages : en
Pages : 92
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This work investigated the applicability of using hot-wire instrumentation for the measurement of the droplet size distributions of insecticide and herbicide sprays. Under Phase I, mineral oil was used as a model liquid. Tests were performed to determine the effects of eccentric collisions, longitudinal variations along the wire, probe contamination, and temperature stability. A calibration curve was obtained for mineral oil which is different than that of water. This calibration curve shows that the hot-wire approach is accurate for a size range of 1 to 240 micrometers. This range is more than adequate for existing insecticide spray apparatus. Tests using actual insecticides have shown that the calibration curve obtained for mineral oil may be used for at least the two insecticides investigated.
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Category : Herbicides
Languages : en
Pages : 92
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This work investigated the applicability of using hot-wire instrumentation for the measurement of the droplet size distributions of insecticide and herbicide sprays. Under Phase I, mineral oil was used as a model liquid. Tests were performed to determine the effects of eccentric collisions, longitudinal variations along the wire, probe contamination, and temperature stability. A calibration curve was obtained for mineral oil which is different than that of water. This calibration curve shows that the hot-wire approach is accurate for a size range of 1 to 240 micrometers. This range is more than adequate for existing insecticide spray apparatus. Tests using actual insecticides have shown that the calibration curve obtained for mineral oil may be used for at least the two insecticides investigated.
An Analysis of Droplet Size Distribution During Monopropellant Spray Combustion
Author: James David Kearns
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Languages : en
Pages : 306
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Languages : en
Pages : 306
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The Measurement of Droplet Size Distributions from Rotary Atomizers
Author: ME. Teske
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Category : Droplet size distribution
Languages : en
Pages : 13
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Various experimental techniques have been developed to recover droplet size distributions emitted from rotary atomizers. These techniques include both single line-of-sight measurements through the center of the spray cloud and volume weighted averaging from multiple passes through portions of the spray. Because the droplet size distribution of a spray is one of the most important inputs into aerial spray prediction models such as AgDRIFT®, a consistent, widely-accepted standard for rotary atomizers should be developed and implemented with regard to this measurement. No such standard currently exists. The present paper summarizes current measurement techniques and develops a simple computer model to predict droplet movement following emission from a rotary atomizer in a wind tunnel. Qualitative comparisons are made with available data to demonstrate the effects of single line-of-sight measurements and weighted averaging from multiple passes.
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Category : Droplet size distribution
Languages : en
Pages : 13
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Various experimental techniques have been developed to recover droplet size distributions emitted from rotary atomizers. These techniques include both single line-of-sight measurements through the center of the spray cloud and volume weighted averaging from multiple passes through portions of the spray. Because the droplet size distribution of a spray is one of the most important inputs into aerial spray prediction models such as AgDRIFT®, a consistent, widely-accepted standard for rotary atomizers should be developed and implemented with regard to this measurement. No such standard currently exists. The present paper summarizes current measurement techniques and develops a simple computer model to predict droplet movement following emission from a rotary atomizer in a wind tunnel. Qualitative comparisons are made with available data to demonstrate the effects of single line-of-sight measurements and weighted averaging from multiple passes.
Measurement and Prediction of Droplet Size Distribution in Sprays
Author: Rogério Gomes Pimentel
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Category : Aerosols
Languages : en
Pages : 0
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Category : Aerosols
Languages : en
Pages : 0
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Measurement of Size and Velocity Distributions of Particles in Spray by Holographic Techniques
Author: ADNAN SALEH AL. AITHAWI
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Languages : en
Pages : 0
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Pages : 0
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Instrument for the Measurement of the Droplet Size Distribution in Clouds
Author: Richard M. Schotland
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Languages : en
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Languages : en
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