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Boiling Condensation Htc: condensation

filmwise in tube#r410a#round tube Di7mm#horizontal#1085kPa to filmwise in tube#steam#round tube Di25mm#horizontal#101kPa

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

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regimerecord idapplicability notescorrelation namefluidgeometryhtc high Wm2K (W/m2K)htc low Wm2K (W/m2K)htc typical Wm2K (W/m2K)orientationpressure kPa (kPa)sub regime
condensationfilmwise in tube#r410a#round tube Di7mm#horizontal#1085kPaIn-tube condensation R-410A horizontal tube Di=7mm; higher mass flux needed to maintain annular flow vs R-134a; used in residential and commercial air conditioning condensers; high pressure systemDobson-Chato 1998 / Cavallini 2002r410around tube Di7mm16,0004,0008,000horizontal1,085filmwise in tube
condensationfilmwise in tube#steam#round tube Di25mm#horizontal#101kPaIn-tube filmwise condensation of steam in horizontal smooth tube Di=25mm; annular flow regime x>0.7; gravity-dominated at low G; Dobson-Chato applicable G=75-400 kg/m2s; two-regime model (annular vs stratified-wavy)Dobson-Chato 1998 / Cavallini 2002steamround tube Di25mm10,0002,0005,000horizontal101.3filmwise in tube

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