Abstract
Three injection parameters (carrier gas flow rate, injector diameter and injection distance) were correlated to the characteristic distributions in the case of alumina titania in-flight particles. A high speed two color pyrometer was implemented to measure, at the centre of the particle flow, individual in-flight particle characteristics, which were used to build velocity and temperature distributions. Results showed that mean characteristic variations were explained by distribution width flattening and centre shift. These were not significant compared to energetic parameter effects.
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