The injection of cryogenic propellants in satellite rocket engines prior to ignition is characterized by very low back pressure leading to explosive flash evaporation. As a first step towards the capability of predicting the complete ignition process, in this paper influence factors on numerical simulations of the injection and flash evaporation of cryogenic nitrogen sprays into a low pressure chamber are analyzed and compared to experiments. Numerical models using an internal heat transfer coefficient for the calculation of energy and mass transfer from/to the superheated droplets have been implemented into ANSYS Fluent.