The effect of nozzle design and operating conditions on the atomization and distribution of fuel sprays (open access)

The effect of nozzle design and operating conditions on the atomization and distribution of fuel sprays

The atomization and distribution characteristics of fuel sprays from automatic injection valves for compression-ignition engines were determined by catching the fuel drops on smoked-glass plates, and then measuring and counting the impressions made in the lampblack. The experiments were made in an air-tight chamber in which the air density was raised to values corresponding to engine conditions.
Date: February 19, 1932
Creator: Lee, Dana W.
System: The UNT Digital Library