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HNÍZDIL, M. BOHÁČEK, J.
Original Title
Obrazová analýza vodního proudu
English Title
Image analysis of water jet
Type
conference paper
Language
Czech
Original Abstract
Tento příspěvek popisuje struktru vodního proudu vycházejícího z vysokotlakých trysek, zybývá se modely prodění, vliv pulsace na přenos tepla v oblasti dopadu, intenzitou dynamiky na ostřikovaném povrchu.. Představuje snímky jednotlivýchproudů ostřiku, s výstupní rychlostí okolo 300 m.s-1.
English abstract
This paper describes a structure of water jet outflowing from the highpressure nozzles. It deals with the flow pattern, the pulsation influence on heat transfer in the impact area, the intensity of dynamic action on the sprayed surface. Normal and pulse spraying modes of flat fan nozzles and solid jet nozzles were compared in the pressure range of 5 - 45 MPa. Pulsations were produced by high-frequency acoustic exciter. Photo images of individual water jets were taken. Owing to high outlet velocity about 300 m.s-1, the water jet was iluminated by the light sheet of pulsed laser. Images in incompress graphic file format were processed in Fourier transform. It was carried out some parameters from the frequency analysis, which enable comparing the water jet texture of individual nozzle.
Keywords
Obrazová analýza, pulzační tryska, přenos tepla, odstraňování okují, Vliv pulzací, pulzační režim
Key words in English
image analyses, high pressure pulsing nozzle, heat transfer, descaling
Authors
HNÍZDIL, M.; BOHÁČEK, J.
RIV year
2007
Released
14. 5. 2007
Publisher
Academy of Science of the Czech Republic
Location
Prague
ISBN
978-80-87012-06-2
Book
Engineering Mechanics 2007
Pages from
79
Pages to
80
Pages count
8
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT23151, author="Milan {Hnízdil} and Jan {Boháček}", title="Obrazová analýza vodního proudu", booktitle="Engineering Mechanics 2007", year="2007", pages="79--80", publisher="Academy of Science of the Czech Republic", address="Prague", isbn="978-80-87012-06-2" }