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Analysis of the microstructure of the fuel spray atomized by marine injector
1
Faculty of Marine Engineering
at Gdynia Maritime University
2
Faculty of Power and
Aeronautical Engineering at Warsaw University of
Technology.
Publication date: 2017-05-01
Combustion Engines 2017,169(2), 120-124
KEYWORDS
ABSTRACT
The process of the atomization and formation of the fuel spray can be described by macro- and microstructure parameters. Knowledge of these parameters may be a key information to conduct further optimization of the combustion process. This paper presents the research results of the microstructure parameters of the diesel oil spray atomized with marine engine injector. A measurement technique, named Laser Induced Fluorescence (LIF) in the combination with Mie scattering was used to determine LIF/Mie ratio across the spray. The fuel was injected into a constant volume vessel. LIF and Mie signals were recorded by two cameras at the same time. Nd:YAG pulsed laser was used to create light sheet for spray illumination. Wavelength of λ = 266 nm was used in this study.
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Analysis of the macrostructure of the fuel spray atomized with marine engine injector
Joanna GROCHOWALSKA
Combustion Engines
Joanna GROCHOWALSKA
Combustion Engines
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