Numerical simulation of primary atomization: Interaction with experimental analysis
Journal article, 2013
This paper focuses on recent developments in numerical simulations and experimental techniques applied to jet atomization. Interface tracking based on coupled level-set, VOF, and ghost fluid approaches is presented, together with experimental methods including morphological analysis, multi-scale analysis, and laser correlation velocimetry. Experimental diagnostics and analysis are applied and validated against images provided by numerical simulations, allowing comparisons between experimental data, combined experimental techniques and simulated images, and pure numerical results. © 2013 by Begell House, Inc.
LCV
Level set
Atomization
Simulation
Morphology
Author
David Sedarsky
University of Rouen
Alain Berlemont
INSA Rouen
University of Rouen
J.B. Blaisot
University of Rouen
Z. Bouali
University of Rouen
J. Cousin
University of Rouen
P. Desjonqueres
University of Rouen
M. Doring
INSA Rouen
University of Rouen
C. Dumouchel
University of Rouen
INSA Rouen
S. Idlahcen
INSA Rouen
University of Rouen
N. Leboucher
University of Rouen
K. Lounnaci
University of Rouen
INSA Rouen
T. Ménard
University of Rouen
C. Rozé
INSA Rouen
University of Rouen
G. Vaudor
INSA Rouen
University of Rouen
Atomization and Sprays
1044-5110 (ISSN)
Vol. 23 12 1103-1138Areas of Advance
Transport
Energy
Subject Categories
Condensed Matter Physics
DOI
10.1615/AtomizSpr.2013007525