Experimental study on the collision behaviors of micron-sized aluminum droplets with solid wall in high temperature burned gas
The collision and deposition behaviors of aluminum/alumina droplets on a solid wall play a crucial role in improving the engine performance of a solid rocket motor (SRM). This study employed a high temperature oxy-methane flame and a solid wall to simulate the environment of SRM. Micron-sized alumin...
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