2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.expthermflusci.2015.10.033
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The influence of nozzle diameter on the circular hydraulic jump of liquid jet impingement

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“…Such fundamental investigations were extended to analyze the heat transfer aspects of jet impingement as well [29,30], and several analytical [31], numerical [32,33], and experimental [34] studies exist in that regard. The effects of other factors, such as the distance of the nozzle from the substrate [35] and the jet diameter [36] were also observed experimentally.…”
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“…Such fundamental investigations were extended to analyze the heat transfer aspects of jet impingement as well [29,30], and several analytical [31], numerical [32,33], and experimental [34] studies exist in that regard. The effects of other factors, such as the distance of the nozzle from the substrate [35] and the jet diameter [36] were also observed experimentally.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…8 gives an equation relating R j with h j and U , which are both functions of radial position, as described above. Thus, 35 17…”
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“…We also plotted reference values of the capillary term at the jump (Bo −1 1 ) and at the disk edge (Bo −1 1 /ε). We put the values of the parameters from the experiments and simulations by Bhagat et al (2018), Bohr et al (1993), Choo & Kim (2016), Duchesne et al (2014), Fernandez-Feria et al (2019, Hansen et al (1997) and Mohajer & Li (2015). Microgravity experiments (Avedisian & Zhao 2000;Phillips et al 2008) correspond to the upper-left corner of the diagram (figure 2) and cannot be described by the presented model.…”
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“…In a typical flow, the jet impinges directly onto a target surface and the flow field is basically categorized by three broad regions: the free jet region, the stagnation or impingement region and the wall jet region according to the research of Tani, et al [20]. Kyosung, et al [21] studied the influence of the nozzle diameter on the hydraulic jump of liquid jet impingement. They found that the dimensionless hydraulic jump radius depends on jet Reynolds and Froude numbers rather than on just one of them.…”
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confidence: 99%