The effect of the ionizating radiations on the grain distribution of a mechanically pulverized water spray

If an ionizating radiation goes through superheated steams, it causes condensation, promotes the homogeneous distribution of the very little sized grains of same electric charge and prevents the grains from sticking together. Using this phenomenon the intensity of the mixing condensers can be increased and their space requirements decrease as it follows from the presented experimental results. A method and an apparatus were developed for determining the size distribution of mechanically sprayed water in the range of 5-150 μm. (K.A.)