Modeling the first instant of the interaction between a liquid and a plasma jet with a compressible approach

Abstract In this work, the numerical simulation of the interaction between a liquid jet and a plasma flow is investigated for understanding and predicting the physical parameters involved in the liquid plasma spraying process. This process is used for the production of high performance coatings to obtain thinner deposits (

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