The size d of droplets produced by a liquid spray nozzle isthought to depend on the nozzle diameter D , jet velocity U ,and the properties of the liquid ρ , μ , and Y . Rewrite thisrelation in dimensionless form. Hint: Take D , ρ , and U asrepeating variables.

The size d of droplets produced by a liquid spray nozzle isthought to depend on the nozzle diameter D , jet velocity U ,and the properties of the liquid ρ , μ , and Y . Rewrite thisrelation in dimensionless form. Hint: Take D , ρ , and U asrepeating variables.

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The size d of droplets produced by a liquid spray nozzle is
thought to depend on the nozzle diameter D , jet velocity U ,
and the properties of the liquid ρ , μ , and Y . Rewrite this
relation in dimensionless form. Hint: Take D , ρ , and U as
repeating variables.

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