Secondary Breakup is a droplet deformation and fragmentation process in liquid-liquid flow whereby pre-formed droplets break into smaller daughter droplets due to hydrodynamic instabilities induced by surrounding turbulent or shear flow conditions.
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Near-limit drop deformation and secondary breakup
L.-P. Hsiang, G. M. Faeth · International Journal of Multiphase Flow · 1992 · 571 citations · Full text
Breakup Processes of Liquid Jets in Subsonic Crossflows
Pei-Kuan Wu, Kevin A. Kirkendall, Raymond P. Fuller et al. · Journal of Propulsion and Power · 1997 · 444 citations
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