Study of liquid hydrocarbons atomization by supersonic air or steam jet
Authors:
- I.S. AnufrievIAI.S. Anufriev
- E.YU. ShadrinESE.YU. Shadrin
- E.P. KopyevEKE.P. Kopyev
- S.V. AlekseenkoSAS.V. Alekseenko
- O.V. SharypovOSO.V. Sharypov
- 1 December 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Thermal Engineering
- Vol. 163
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Russian Science Foundation (19-79-30075)
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