Laser sheet dropsizing of evaporating sprays using simultaneous LIEF/MIE techniques

Laser sheet dropsizing of evaporating sprays using simultaneous LIEF/MIE techniques
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10.1016/j.proci.2012.07.061
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2013
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W. Zeng;Min Xu;Yuyin Zhang;Zhenkan Wang
W. Zeng;Min Xu;Yuyin Zhang;Zhenkan Wang
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W. Zeng;Min Xu;Yuyin Zhang;Zhenkan Wang

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