Using a high-speed stream of air or gas to "tear" the liquid apart.
The transition from a continuous fluid to a mist is governed by the struggle between internal and external forces. To atomize a liquid, an external energy source must overcome the liquid's surface tension and viscosity. This is typically achieved through three primary methods: atomization
Using a rapidly spinning disk or wheel to sling liquid outward, where it shatters into droplets. Using a high-speed stream of air or gas