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A Basis for the Comparison of Various Experimental Methods for Studying Spray Penetration
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A basis for the comparison of engine spray penetration studies with hot and cold bomb methods, and the liquid injection technique for studying penetration is presented.
A spray penetration formula is developed from experimental information on gas jet mixing, with a correction for fuel density.
Agreement between the spray penetration formula developed here, and experimental data from a variety of sources is found to exist.
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Dent, J., "A Basis for the Comparison of Various Experimental Methods for Studying Spray Penetration," SAE Technical Paper 710571, 1971, https://doi.org/10.4271/710571.Also In
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