Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Cryogenic sprays are used for cooling human skin during laser dermatologic surgery. , six straight-tube nozzles are characterized by photographs of cryogenic spray shapes, as ll as measurements of average droplet diameter, velocity, and temperature. A single-droplet evaporation model to predict average spray droplet diameter and temperature is tested using the experimental data presented here. The results show two distinct spray patterns-sprays for 1.4-mm-diameter nozzles ( wide nozzles) show significantly larger average droplet diameters and higher temperatures as a function of distance from the nozzle compared with those for 0.5-0.8-mm-diameter nozzles (narrow nozzles). These results complement and support previously reported studies, indicating that wide nozzles induce more efficient heat extraction than the narrow nozzles.
['Guillermo Aguilar', 'Boris Majaron', 'Emil Karapetian', 'Enrique J. Lavernia', 'J. S. Nelson']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Experimental study of cryogen spray properties for application in dermatologic laser surgery
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