In this study, the visualization of the flow inside a Taylor cone formed during an electrohydrodynamic (EHD) spraying is conducted to analyze its stability

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Si Bui Quang Tran,Giho Kang,Doyoung Byun,Jihoon Kim,Hyungdong Lee,Baekhoon Seong,Jin Hwan Ko,.Experimental study on fluid selection for a stable Taylor cone formation via micro-PIV measurement. 23 (3),449-457.

Si Bui Quang Tran, et al."Experimental study on fluid selection for a stable Taylor cone formation via micro-PIV measurement" 23

Si Bui Quang Tran,Giho Kang,Doyoung Byun,Jihoon Kim,Hyungdong Lee,Baekhoon Seong,Jin Hwan Ko,"Experimental study on fluid selection for a stable Taylor cone formation via micro-PIV measurement"

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