sprayinjection
Sprayinjection is a term used to describe the process of injecting a liquid in the form of a fine spray into another medium. The phrase is not standard and is frequently replaced by more specific terms such as spray injection, atomized injection, or spray cooling, depending on the context. In practice, spray injection refers to delivering liquid by atomization through a nozzle under pressure to achieve rapid mixing or heat transfer, combustion, or delivery of active compounds.
Key variables include injector pressure, nozzle design, and atomization method (air-assisted, twin-fluid, hydraulic or rotary), which
Automotive applications are common, where in internal combustion engines fuel is injected as a fine spray to
Safety considerations include inhalation exposure, flammability of fuels, and environmental impacts of aerosols; design and regulatory
Because spray injection is used across disciplines, exact definitions vary; readers should refer to domain-specific literature