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Chairman: Domenic A. Santavicca, Pennsylvania State University |
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An Experimental Study of Droplet Dispersion in Turbulent Flows Y.-H. Song and D. A. Santavicca, Pennsylvania State University Thermal Structure of a Reacting Spray by CARS Thermometry J. Y. Zhu, J. Y. Tsuruda, W. A. Sowa and G. S. Samuelsen, University of California-Irvine Phase Doppler Measurements of a Methanol/Air Coaxial Reacting Spray Near the Stabilization Region P. J. Goix, CNRS Rouen and C. F. Edwards, Sandia National Laboratories Preliminary Results on the Effect of Acoustic Perturbation on an Atomizing Coaxial Jet A. Ghafourian, C. Huynh, S. Mahalingam, J. W. Daily, University of Colorado-Boulder Development of the NASA High Flow Low Research Nozzle F. T.-Y. Sun, Parker Hannifin Corp. and H. L. Nguyen, NASA Lewis Research Center Experiments on Bicomponent Droplet Vaporization, I. Gokalp, C. Chauveau N. Ramos-Arroyo, H. Berrekam, X. Chesneau, Laboratoire de Combustion et Systemes Reactifs Burning Times of Single Drops of Residual Fuel Oil F. G. Rodrigues and R. B. Estandia, Instituto de Investigaciones Electricas Exciplex-Based Vapor/Liquid Visualization Systems Appropriate for Automotive Gasolines L. A. Melton, The University of Texas at Dallas Dense Core Region Structure of Transient Diesel Sprays G. J. Smallwood, . L. and D. R. Snelling, National Research Council, Canada Relations Between Liquid Jet Atomization and Combustion Instability H. Eroglu, N. Chigier, U. Shavit and M. Xu, Carnegie Mellon University An Investigation of Spray Interaction with Large-Scale Eddies G. Wang, E. J. Bachalo, S. V. Sankar and W. D. Bachalo, Aerometrics, Inc. |
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Chairman: Paul E. Sojka, Purdue University |
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Mechanisms of Air-Assisted Liquid Atomization A. W. Liu and R. D. Reitz, University of Wisconsin-Madison The Effects of Air Turbulence on the Breakup of Coaxial Liquid Jets U. Shavit, H. Eroglu, and N. Chigier, Carnegie Mellon University The Influence of Dynamic Surface Tension on Liquid Surface Wave Characteristics and Atomization H. Eroglu, U. Shavit and N. Chigier, Carnegie Mellon University Experimental Apparatus for the Study of the Heat Transfer and Fluid Dynamics of Droplet Impingement J. D. Naber and P. Farrell, University of Wisconsin-Madison Impinging Jet Spray Characteristics R. Washburn and N. Ashgriz, State University of New York at Buffalo Coal Water Slurry Atomization Using a Twin-Fluid Jet Atomizer S. C. Tsai, K. Ghazimorad and N. Widjaja, California State University-Long Beach Correlations for Liquid Round Jet and Flat Sheet Disintegration H. Eroglu and N. Chigier, Carnegie Mellon University Spray-Angle Effects on the Continuous Phase and Droplets Downstream of an Engine Combustor Swirl Cup: Mean Quantities H. Y. Wang, V. G. McDonnell, G. S. Samuelsen, University of California-Irvine Estimation of Droplet Collision Frequency in a Spray J. R. Zurlo, University of Wisconsin-Madison, C. Presser and H. G. Semerjian, National Institute of Standards and Technology Secondary Atomization by High Amplitude Pressure Waves T. W. Eastes and G. S. Samuelsen, University of California-Irvine |
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Chairman: Kenneth D. Marx, Sandia National Laboratories Page |
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Boundary Layer Stripping Effects on Droplet Convective Vaporization J.-P. Delplanque and W. A. Sirignano, University of California-Irvine Numerical Simulation of Collision of Two-Dimensional Drops J. Y. Poo and N. Ashgriz, State University of New York at Buffalo Numerical Modeling of Liquid-Metal Droplet Cooling in a Laminar Convective Environment C. M. Megaridis, The University of Illinois at Chicago Study of the Velocity Field and Droplet Distribution in a Confined Swirl Flow J. Xin and K.-J. Choi A Simplified MEF Drop Size Distribution for Sprays M. Ahmadi and R. W. Sellens, Queen's University An Analysis of Fuel and Air Interaction Near Spray Breakup Region in Airblast Atomizers S. G. Chuech and C. P. Mao, Delavan Gas Turbine Products Effect of Vaporization and Gas Compressibility on Liquid Jet Breakup Z. W. Lian and R. D. Reitz, University of Wisconsin-Madison Effect of Drop Breakup and Drop Drag Coefficient on Spray Penetration D. Mather, A. B. Liu and R. D. Reitz, University of Wisconsin-Madison Session IV: Agricultural, Industrial and Coating Sprays Chairman: Milton E. Teske, Continuum Dynamics, Inc. The Role of Atomizer Performance in Absorptive Gas Cleaning A. Bennet, K. Jonasson, A. Lick and T. McCracken, NRC Canada, and P. Singh, Procediar Industries, Ltd. Drop Rebound from a Small Workpiece with an Air Applicator J. E. McCarthy Jr. and D. W. Senser, Purdue University Correlation of the USDA Forest Service Drop Size Distribution Data Base M. E. Teske and J. W. Barry, Continuum Dynamics, Inc. Effect of Orifice Wear on Flow Rate, Spray Pattern and Droplet Size Distributions of Fan-Pattern Nozzles H. E. Ozkan and D. L. Reichard, The Ohio State University |
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Chairman: James A. Drallmeier, University of Missouri-Rolla |
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Effects of the Single Particle Constraint on the Measurement of Droplet Distribution Functions in a Diesel Spray K. D. Marx, C. F. Edwards and W. K. Chin, Sandia National Laboratories Analysis of the Effects of Particle Trajectory on the Performance of a Phase/Doppler Particle Analyzer S. A. Schaub and D. R. Alexander, University of Nebraska-Lincoln A Technique for the Measurement of Droplet Distributions on Centimeter Scales D. Baumgardner and K. Weaver, National Center for Atmospheric Research Comparison of Phase Doppler Measurements in Research Simplex Atomizer Sprays V. McDonell, S. Samuelsen, University of California-Irvine, M. Wang, C. Hong and W. Lai, National Chen Kung University Nozzle Spray Characterization Using Particle Dynamics Analyzer C. Yurteri, J. R. Kadambi, Case Western Reserve University, and E. Arik, Dantec Electronics, Inc. Hydrocarbon Vapor Measurements in Two-Phase Flows by Infrared Extinction T. P. Billings and J. A. Drallmeier, University of Missouri-Rolla |
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Chairman: James A. Drallmeier, University of Missouri-Rolla |
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Interpretation of Exciplex Fluorescence Thermometry Results for Isolated Droplets J. Zhang and L. A. Melton, The University of Texas at Dallas Scattering Models for Raman and Fluorescent Particle Temperature Measurement D. R. Alexander and J. Zhang, University of Nebraska-Lincoln A General Method to Account for Depth of Field Effects in Particle Imaging D. G. Talley and M. Hassani, Department of the Air Force Comparison of a Coaxial Beam Particle Analyzer With a Laser Diffraction Instrument W. M. Grissom, Phillips Lab/RKOE Particle Sizing and Velocity Measurements in a Two-Dimensional Field P. V. Farrell and R. Albert, University of Wisconsin-Madison A Copper Laser/Drum Camera Imaging System and its Application to Tomographic Time-Resolved Spray and Combustion Visualization, B. Walder, Oxford Lasers, Ltd. |
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Chairman: Chien-Pei Mao, Delavan, Inc. |
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Flow Regimes in Effervescent Atomization J. S. Chin and A. H. Lefebvre, Purdue University Effervescent Atomization at Low Mass Flowrates. Part I: The Influence of Surface Tension M. T. Lund, P. E. Sojka and A. H. Lefebvre, Purdue University, P. G. Gosselin, Proctor & Gamble Enhanced Droplet Mixing in an Electrohydrodynamic Spray J. M. Grace and P. F. Dunn, University of Notre Dame SMD Measurements of Intermittent Sprays Entrained from Wire Mesh Interface Driven by Parallel Convective Air Flows K. D. Kihm, B. H. Kim and G. P. Peterson, Texas A&M University Electrical Power Minimization in an Acoustically Driven Drop Generator J. L. Dressler Fluid Jet Associates, R. D. Hancock, Wright Patterson AFB, and M. Mains, University of Cincinnati Effervescent Atomization at Low Mass Flowrates. Part II: The Structure of the Spray M. T. Lund and P. E. Sojka, Purdue University Photographic and Video Exhibit: Images of Atomization N. Chigier, H. Eroglu, M. Xu, U. Shavit and A. Mansour, Carnegie Mellon University |