I. Introduction
Atomization is a vital process in most combustion systems. It can be described as a procedure in which bulk liquid is converted into small droplets. The resulting droplets are characterized by a mean diameter called the Sauter mean diameter (SMD). Values of SMD impact the combustion efficiency significantly, for instance, droplets with very low SMD values will tend to evaporate instantly and contribute to the increase of NOx emissions. On the other hand, High SMD values will perform as a source for particulate formation.