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Water jet breakup and atomization in continuous subsonic crossflow is studied using laser light sheet illumination technique and shadowgraphy. An unbiased method for analyzing the images is developed and employed to measure the droplet sizes. The global droplet size close to the nozzle is determined. A large number of images are obtained and analyzed to develop a correlation between the global droplet size, jet velocity, air velocity, orifice diameter, air pressure, and air temperature.
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