Droplet Evaporation and Combustion Characteristics of Fuels: A Review

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The evaporation of fuel droplets represents one of the fundamental stages in the combustion process. Liquid fuel injected into the combustion chamber undergoes evaporation in droplet form, followed by ignition and subsequent combustion. Understanding the droplet evaporation and combustion characteristics of different fuel types provides a foundation for enhancing combustion efficiency and improving emission control. This study presents a review of recent research on the droplet evaporation and combustion characteristics of a wide range of fuel droplets such as diesel, gasoline, nanofluid fuels, and biofuels. Experimental and numerical studies were investigated to evaluate the effects of various combustion conditions on the droplet evaporation of fuels. The focus of the study is to examine how parameters such as ambient temperature, pressure, droplet size influence droplet evaporation and combustion behavior. By analyzing the droplet evaporation and combustion properties of fuels, it is possible to increase combustion efficiency and advance combustion technologies. This review aims to contribute to the filling of the gap in the field and provide knowledge for future research studies.

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