Droplet Collision
Droplet Collision is a physical interaction process in spray combustion wherein two or more liquid fuel droplets approach and impact each other, leading to outcomes such as coalescence, separation, or shattering, distinguished from other droplet interaction mechanisms by the direct momentum-driven contact between discrete phases in a gaseous medium.
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Regimes of coalescence and separation in droplet collision
J. Qian, Chung K. Law · Journal of Fluid Mechanics · 1997 · 823 citations
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