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hij-876	Sukkee, Matee; Kongphan, Phanphong	Innovative Metal Powder Production Using CFD with Convergent-Divergent Nozzles in Wire Arc Atomization	2024	21	.pdf	application/pdf	11830	633	53	The sudden decrease in velocity is unfavorable to the WASA process, as this process necessitates a consistent high velocity over a specific distance to facilitate the appropriate formation of metal powder particles after being sprayed. Based on the data shown in Table 4 and Figure 10, it is clear that a rise in the divergent angle of the nozzle leads to a reduction in the size of metal powder particles.	cache/hij-876.pdf	txt/hij-876.txt