Abstract
A three-dimensional physical and mathematical model of the lateral airflow for droplet breakup was established. Numerical simulation was used to study the impact of the pulsating airflow on the droplet breakup process and analyze the variation in deformation rate under different amplitudes and frequencies. The results show that compared with uniform airflow, pulsating airflow can enhance the effect of droplet breakup, with an optimal droplet crushing effect occurring when the relative amplitude of the pulsating airflow was A = 1 and the Womersley number of the pulsating airflow was 96.6.
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