Photomicrographic analysis of a spray: determination of droplet size and velocity spectra by means of Diamant's rotating mirror microscope
(1976) Journal of Aerosol Science — Vol. 7, n° 6, p. 497-506 (1976)
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- A new application of the rotating mirror microscope described by Diamant (1960) for the study of sprays is presented. The theoretical picture of a spherical droplet moving in the focal plane at a velocity different from that of synchronism with the rotating mirror is predicted. This study makes it possible to infer from the photograph not only a local droplet size spectrum but also local droplet velocity distributions.
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Tolfo, F., & Staudt, Ph. (1976). Photomicrographic analysis of a spray: determination of droplet size and velocity spectra by means of Diamant’s rotating mirror microscope. Journal of Aerosol Science, 7(6), 497-506. https://doi.org/10.1016/0021-8502(76)90055-0 (Original work published 1976)