ShareCorrelations for the prediction of boiling heat transfer in small-diameter channels.
Author(s) : KEW P. A., CORNWELL K.
Type of article: Article
Summary
While under some conditions increasing quality leads to an increasing heat transfer coefficient, it is suggested that intermittent dry out occurs at very low quality in single narrow channels, thus reducing the average heat transfer coefficient below that expected from the pool boiling correlations.
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- Original title: Correlations for the prediction of boiling heat transfer in small-diameter channels.
- Record ID : 1998-3424
- Languages: English
- Source: Applied Thermal Engineering - vol. 17 - n. 8-10
- Publication date: 1997/08
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Themes:
Heat transfer;
Mass transfer - Keywords: Heat transfer coefficient; Correlation; Tube; Heat transfer; Modelling; Evaporator; Boiling
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