2016•Marine EngineeringOpen access

Study on Internal Flow and Spray Characteristics of a Marine Diesel Nozzle

Sumito Yokobe, Katsuyuki OHSAWA, Tetsuya ODA, Takahiro Sumi, Keiichiro Yabuta, Shuhei Sugata

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Spray characteristic and internal flow of a marine diesel nozzle were investigated both numerically and experimentally. In this paper, both investigations were carried out using water instead of fuel. Numerical simulation of nozzle internal flow of the nozzle showed that cavitation can occur inside the nozzle holes.

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Spray characteristic and internal flow of a marine diesel nozzle were investigated both numerically and experimentally. In this paper, both investigations were carried out using water instead of fuel. Numerical simulation of nozzle internal flow of the nozzle showed that cavitation can occur inside the nozzle holes.

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Spray characteristic and internal flow of a marine diesel nozzle were investigated both numerically and experimentally. In this paper, both investigations were carried out using water instead of fuel. Numerical simulation of nozzle internal flow of the nozzle showed that cavitation can occur inside the nozzle holes.

Key concepts: Nozzle, Spray characteristics, Spray nozzle, Internal flow, Diesel fuel, Cavitation, Flow (mathematics), Mechanics

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