Effect of fluid properties and nozzle parameters on drop size distribution from fan spray nozzles

Liljedahl, L. A.

doi:10.31274/rtd-180815-4483

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“…Different nozzle arrangements and orifice areas were tested to result in the smallest possible SMD. The SMD was expressed by the following expression 32:

true D_{normalsaut} = 4.95 normal {kf}^{1 false/ 3} A^{1 false/ 2} {(A^{1 false/ 2} Δ P θ false/ γ_{normalsw})}^{- 1 false/ 3}

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Design and Simulation of a Low‐Temperature Thermal Desalination System

Karmakar,

Patra,

Saha

et al. 2023

Chem Eng & Technol

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The prototype of a low‐temperature thermal desalination system treating 2500 L day−1 of saline water was designed thermally and geometrically, to be integrated with a vacuum spray flash drum and spray nozzles, a plate heat exchanger‐type condenser, and a thermosyphon solar water heater to produce potable water for a small community. The design bases were the feed flow rate, the feed temperature from 45 to 65 °C, the salinity of 0.035 kg kg−1, and the vacuum drum pressure from 2 to 6 kPa absolute. The estimated yield of potable water based on the simulated droplet dynamics was in the range of 68.91–75.80 %. The plate heat exchanger and the thermosyphon solar water heater were designed for effective condensation and passive heating, respectively.

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“…Different nozzle arrangements and orifice areas were tested to result in the smallest possible SMD. The SMD was expressed by the following expression 32:

true D_{normalsaut} = 4.95 normal {kf}^{1 false/ 3} A^{1 false/ 2} {(A^{1 false/ 2} Δ P θ false/ γ_{normalsw})}^{- 1 false/ 3}

…”

Section: Design Methodologymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Different nozzle arrangements and orifice areas were tested to result in the smallest possible SMD. The SMD was expressed by the following expression [32]:…”

Section: Design Scheme For the Spray Nozzle Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%