Understanding Liquid Sprays: Formation and Resources

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Liquid sprays are formed through the process of atomization, where a liquid jet is passed through a nozzle, resulting in a fine spray. This technology has various applications, particularly in diesel engines. The discussion highlights the need for more specific information and resources on liquid atomization and fluid dynamics related to liquid sprays. Participants share links to relevant articles and textbooks, such as "Industrial Sprays and Atomization" by G.G. Nasr, and express a desire for clarity and structured inquiries. The conversation also addresses concerns about potential spam and encourages proper forum etiquette for effective communication.
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Hi,
what is Liquid Sprays
how it is formed
Do u have any PDFs or textbooks related to this
 
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uniqueijaz said:
Hi,
what is Liquid Sprays
how it is formed
Do u have any PDFs or textbooks related to this
Please explain. Do you mean aerosol sprays, pump bottles, or something entirely different?
 
but this is post related
 
uniqueijaz said:
but this is post related
Related to what?
 
Oh, not another spammer. Please say it isn't so. Sadly, I think I am correct.

Rhody...
 
Does this help?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spray_nozzle"

It seems like an informative article and has references at the bottom. It was the first hit when I googled "liquid sprays". What effort have you made on your own with this?
 
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liquid spray is developed because of atomization,liquid jet is passed through the nozzle ,and it is sprayed ,it has various appplications ,escpecially in diesele engine.
 
uniqueijaz said:
liquid spray is developed because of atomization,liquid jet is passed through the nozzle ,and it is sprayed ,it has various appplications ,escpecially in diesele engine.
Last chance, post a suitab;e article that you are referring to, otherwise, you're thread is closed, we aren't here to play guessing games.
 
@rhody ur wrong ,im asking about liquid atomization.
@Jimmy thank u very much
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spray_(liquid_drop )
actually i need notes regarding the fluid dynamic analysis of liquid sprays
 
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uniqueijaz said:
@rhody ur wrong ,im asking about liquid atomization.
@Jimmy thank u very much
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spray_(liquid_drop )
actually i need notes regarding the fluid dynamic analysis of liquid sprays
unique,

Then, I apologize, it's just that your broken, text like english and short phrases are usually a tell tale sign of a spammer. Seriously, if you want to learn, this is the forum for it, there are plenty of really smart folks who will be willing to help you, including myself. So we can be of better assistance to you and answer appropriately, how old are you and what country are you from ?

Rhody...
 
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Also, Unique, don't make identical posts in 8 forums. Please read the rules BEFORE you post.
 
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i apologise ,actually I am new to this forum ,so i dono where i can get the exact answer ,actually hope now u understand what is liquid sprays ,it has wide range of applications,i wish to study on fluid dynamical concept of this liquid sprays ok,so only i posted here
 
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rhody said:
unique,

So we can be of better assistance to you and answer appropriately, how old are you and what country are you from ?

Rhody...

I ask the question again...

Rhody...
 
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