NASA NTRS · 19910067841
Spray characterization using planar laser imaging
Abstract
Results on the application of a planar polarization ratio technique to spray and soot particle measurements are presented and compared with the phase Doppler particle analyzer (PDPA) measurements. With the assumption of a logarithmic normal distribution, reasonable agreement between the two techniques were obtained, demonstrating the capability of the planar polarization ratio technique to differentiate regions containing soot particles from those containing droplets. A comparison of quantitative measurement capabilities of the two techniques showed that the planar polarization ratio technique can be applied to complicated combustion environments for at least semiquantitative investigation of sprays.
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Pal, S., Lee, W., Santoro, R. J., Ryan, H. M.. 1991-09-01. Spray characterization using planar laser imaging. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910067841
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