Authors :
Punithavathi D; P. Manivannan
Volume/Issue :
Volume 5 - 2020, Issue 6 - June
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Abstract :
Coaxial jets are produced when two miscible
streams of fluids are emitted with different speeds in the
same directions from an inner and a concentric outer
into a region of fluid with which each of the streams is
freely miscible. Using the Coaxial jet concept, using
velocity ratio and varying shape of the co flow jet to
estimate the variation of turbulence and floe
characteristics. Using Ansys FLUENT software for CFD
analysis. The major part of the project involves
turbulence flow field and flow characteristics of different
non-circular shapes and are compared to the circular
shape.
Keywords :
Fuel Injector, Circular Coaxial Jet, NonCircular Coaxial Jet, Flow Characteristics, Turbulence Characteristics)
Coaxial jets are produced when two miscible
streams of fluids are emitted with different speeds in the
same directions from an inner and a concentric outer
into a region of fluid with which each of the streams is
freely miscible. Using the Coaxial jet concept, using
velocity ratio and varying shape of the co flow jet to
estimate the variation of turbulence and floe
characteristics. Using Ansys FLUENT software for CFD
analysis. The major part of the project involves
turbulence flow field and flow characteristics of different
non-circular shapes and are compared to the circular
shape.
Keywords :
Fuel Injector, Circular Coaxial Jet, NonCircular Coaxial Jet, Flow Characteristics, Turbulence Characteristics)
