Boiling Condensation Htc: condensation

Boiling and condensation heat transfer coefficients — pool boiling (nucleate, film, CHF), flow boiling (subcooled, saturated, annular, microchannel), and condensation (filmwise, dropwise, in-tube) correlations and data

Mechanical Engineeringregime: condensation3 rows
regimerecord idapplicability notescorrelation namefluidgeometryhtc high Wm2K (W/m2K)htc low Wm2K (W/m2K)htc typical Wm2K (W/m2K)orientationpressure kPa (kPa)sub regime
condensationdropwise#steam#copper_untreated#vertical#101kPaDropwise condensation of steam on bare/untreated copper surface; 5-10x higher HTC than filmwise; droplets nucleate renew surface; promoted by low surface energy; highly sensitive to surface contamination and agingRose 2002steamcopper_untreated200,00050,000100,000vertical101.3dropwise
condensationdropwise#steam#gold_coated_surface#vertical#101kPaDropwise condensation on gold-coated or promoter-treated surface (oleic acid stearic acid wax); mean HTC ~ 60-150 kW/m2K; promoter degrades over time — sustained dropwise condensation difficult in practiceRose 2002 / Marto 1988steamgold_coated_surface150,00030,00080,000vertical101.3dropwise
condensationfilmwise#r134a#horizontal_single_tube_OD19mm#horizontal#770kPaFilm condensation of R-134a on outside of horizontal tube at Tsat=40°C; lower latent heat and viscosity than steam; HTC lower than steam at same geometry; applicable to flooded evaporatorsNusselt 1916 / Honda-Nozu 1987r134ahorizontal_single_tube_OD19mm15,0003,0006,000horizontal770filmwise

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