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The measurement of velocities in dense sprays with standard methods (laser Doppler anemometry, LDA, or phase Doppler anemometry, PDA) is difficult because of the high particle number density. Therefore, a laser two-focus method was developed with a modified data evaluation algorithm using cross-correlation. This method allows us to measure velocities within the dense core of a spray near the nozzle exit as well as downstream of the spray injected into a pressurized chamber. The results of measurements both under quasi-steady injection conditions and using a commercial distributor pump are presented.
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