Abstract

Examples of impinging jets include quenching of metals and glass, cooling and drying of paper and other materials, drying of food products for e.g. freezing , drying and baking , textiles, age hardening, cooling of gas turbine blades and outer wall of the combustion chamber, manufacturing process such as grinding , deicing of aircraft system, thermal management of electronic equipments, anti-sediment jets in thermal and nuclear power plants, control of thermo-acoustic instability in gas turbine combustors, and safety requirements in the storage of cylinders containing liquefied gas etc. Investigators presented those three regions characterize the development of the single impinging jet as it flows from the nozzle toward the impingement surface namely, the free-jet region, the impingement region and the wall jet region

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