Comparison between two methods of measurement of the surface tension in presence of electric charges

In previous articles we have proved that it was possible to modify the hydrodynamic parameters of high speed jets of diesel oil with electrical processes (with injection of charges for instance). In this article we try to measure the interaction between the repulsion Coulombic forces and the surface...

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