Modeling droplet collision dynamic for Lagrangian simulation of impinging spray under high ambient pressures using an improved approach
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(5)- Development of a hybrid Lagrange-Euler transition model for the film formation and dynamics of an impinging liquid spray
- Numerical modelling of unsteady spray behaviour in moderately high-pressure regime
- Adaptive collision meshing and satellite droplet formation in spray simulations
- Modeling the outcome of drop–drop collisions in Diesel sprays
- Modelling of high pressure binary droplet collisions
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