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    The atomization and dispersion of a turbulent jet of water into still air using an Eulerian model written for the two-phase mixture is described. The model was implemented in a parabolic code, well-suited for axisymmetric boundary-layer type flow. In the far-field, the model provided auto-similar profiles close to experimental values.

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    The atomization and dispersion of a turbulent jet of water into still air using an Eulerian model written for the two-phase mixture is described. The model was implemented in a parabolic code, well-suited for axisymmetric boundary-layer type flow. In the far-field, the model provided auto-similar profiles close to experimental values.

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    The atomization and dispersion of a turbulent jet of water into still air using an Eulerian model written for the two-phase mixture is described. The model was implemented in a parabolic code, well-suited for axisymmetric boundary-layer type flow. In the far-field, the model provided auto-similar profiles close to experimental values.

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    1 / The atomization and dispersion of a turbulent jet of water into still air using an Eulerian model
    written for the two-phase mixture is described
    2 / The model was implemented in a parabolic code, well-suited for axisymmetric boundary-layer
    type flow
    3 / The model overestimated the decrease of the mean velocity along the axis of the spray but
    captured successfully the evolutions of liquid mass fraction and Sauter Mean Diameters.
    4 / In the far-field, the model provided auto-similar profiles close to experimental values.
    5 / In the future, a Reynolds Stress Model will be used to better take into account the turbulence
    anisotropy effects on droplets' dispersion.

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