Boiling Condensation Htc: flow_boiling

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: flow_boiling3 rows
regimerecord idapplicability notescorrelation namefluidgeometryheat flux kWm2 (kW/m2)htc high Wm2K (W/m2K)htc low Wm2K (W/m2K)htc typical Wm2K (W/m2K)orientationpressure kPa (kPa)sub regime
flow_boilingannular_flow#r134a#round_tube#horizontal#770kPaAnnular flow boiling R-134a; high quality region x>0.6; convective contribution dominates; Kandlikar correlation includes fluid-dependent parameter F_fl=1.0 for R-134a; CHF at x~0.9Kandlikar 1990r134around_tube2035,0005,00015,000horizontal770annular_flow
flow_boilingannular_flow#water#round_tube#vertical_upflow#101kPaAnnular flow boiling at high quality (x=0.5-0.9); thin liquid film on tube wall with vapor core; very high HTC due to thin film evaporation; HTC increases with quality until dryout; Gungor-Winterton correlation preferredGungor-Winterton 1986waterround_tube200100,00020,00050,000vertical_upflow101.3annular_flow
flow_boilingdryout_post_dryout#water#round_tube#vertical_upflow#101kPaPost-dryout (dispersed flow film boiling); droplet-laden vapor; HTC drops sharply at dryout; wall temp spikes (departure from nucleate boiling DNB); critical in BWR and steam generator designGroeneveld 1973waterround_tube2005,0005001,500vertical_upflow101.3dryout_post_dryout

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