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This set includes the two titles: Recent Advances in Spray Combustion: Spray Atomization and Drop Burning Phenomena and Recent Advances in Spray Combustion: Spray Combustion Measurements and Model Simulation. The objectives of this two-volume set covering eight subject areas are to discuss the progress associated with spray atomization and combustion, to familiarize readers with the state of the art in this important field, to identify remaining technological gap areas and promote further research of unresolved problems in spray combustion, and to provide a useful tool for young engineers and scientists concerned with or working in spray combustion. These two volumes are recommended for those in industry, government, or university research labs who have a technological background in mechanical, chemical, aerospace, aeronautical, or computer engineering. Engineers and scientists working in chemical processes, thermal energy generation, propulsion, and environmental control will find this book useful and informative. The second volume emphasizes spray combustion measurements and model simulation. It includes four areas: spray combustion measurements, modeling and numerical simulation, instability of liquid fueled combustion systems, and spray combustion in certain practical systems.