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An acoustic platform for facile, size-targeted polymeric nanoparticle synthesis. [PDF]

Chem Sci
Mc Carogher K, Weerarathna LJ, Junkers T, Kuhn S.   +3 more
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Calculation of Droplet Size Distribution in Condensing Flow

Volume 1: Symposia, Parts A and B, 2006
Condensing flows can be found in a large variety of industrial machinery such as steam turbines and supersonic gas conditioners. In many of these applications, it is very important to predict the droplet size distributions accurately. In the present research, the droplet size distribution in condensing flows is investigated numerically.
IJzermans, R.H.A., Hagmeijer, Rob, Sidin, R.S.R.   +2 more
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Droplet size distribution in swirl nozzles

International Journal of Multiphase Flow, 2022
Siyu Chen
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Prediction of the droplet size distribution in aerodynamic droplet breakup

Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2022
The rim and bag dynamics in aerodynamic droplet breakup are investigated experimentally and theoretically. Three main modes contribute to the breakup sizes in aerodynamic droplet breakup: the rim node, the remaining rim and the bag breakup modes. However, existing models only consider one mode and are, therefore, unable to predict the size distribution.
Isaac M. Jackiw, Nasser Ashgriz
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Droplet size distribution in a continuous oscillatory baffled reactor

Chemical Engineering Science, 2001
We report our experimental investigation of droplet size distribution (DSD) in a continuous oscillatory baffled reactor (COBR). The droplet experiments were carried out over a range of oscillation amplitudes and frequencies and for three different net ...
Xiongwei Ni
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On the size distribution of cloud droplets

Atmospheric Research, 1995
Abstract The cloud droplet size distribution pattern of statistical significance is addressed after discussing the four uncertainties (subjective, measurement, mathematical and instinctive) about the classical “one-to-one” descriptions. The case study shows that the Weibull distribution n(D) = N0Dq−1exp( −λDq) could be the distribution pattern.
Yangang Liu, You Laiguang, Yang Weinong, Liu Feng   +3 more
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