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Effect of nozzle inlet shape on annular swirling flow with non-equilibrium condensation

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Recently, by combining a swirl flow with non-equilibrium condensation phenomena of condensate gas generated in a supersonic flow, a separating and extracting techniques of condensate gas have been developed. This technique can reduce the size of the device and don’t use chemicals. In the present study, by using a non-equilibrium condensation phenomenon of moist air occurred in the supersonic flow in the annular nozzle composed of an inner body and an outer nozzle with a swirl, the possibility of separation of the condensable gas and the effect of shape of nozzle inlet on the flow field were examined numerically.

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Fukushima, Y., Matsuo, S., Setoguchi, T. et al. Effect of nozzle inlet shape on annular swirling flow with non-equilibrium condensation. J. Therm. Sci. 24, 344–349 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11630-015-0793-z

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