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Journal of Enhanced Heat Transfer

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ISSN Print: 1065-5131

ISSN Online: 1563-5074

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Boiling Two-Phase Flow and Heat Transfer Within Thin Powder Porous Layers at Atmospheric and Super-Atmospheric Pressures

Volume 1, Issue 3, 1994, pp. 223-230
DOI: 10.1615/JEnhHeatTransf.v1.i3.40
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ABSTRACT

Experimental study on boiling two-phase flow and heat transfer from thin powder porous layers at atmospheric and super-atmospheric pressures is performed, using F-11 and Ethyl alcohol as test liquids. The experimental results show that the effect of system pressure on the performance of boiling heat transfer from the porous layer is remarkable. The evaporator model of a porous-wall micro-thermosyphon is proposed for the process of boiling two-phase flow and heat transfer within the porous layer and the corresponding analysis is performed in this paper. By synthesizing the experimental data with regression analysis, a correlation is established to predict the boiling heat transfer performance of the thin powder porous layer.

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  1. Eckert E.R.G., Goldstein R.J., Ibele W.E., Patankar S.V., Simon T.W., Strykowski P.J., Tamma K.K., Kuehn T.H., Bar-Cohen A., Heberlein J.V.R., Hofeldt D.L., Davidson J.H., Bischof J., Kulacki F., Heat transfer—a review of 1994 literature, International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 40, 16, 1997. Crossref

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