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Experimental Study on Transient Boiling Heat Transfer and Critical Heat Flux on Horizontal Vertically-Oriented Ribbon with Different Surfaces under Atmospheric Conditions

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Title Experimental Study on Transient Boiling Heat Transfer and Critical Heat Flux on Horizontal Vertically-Oriented Ribbon with Different Surfaces under Atmospheric Conditions
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Publication date 2015-05-09
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Min Han Htet
Description
A deep understanding of transient pool boiling heat transfer and critical heat flux (CHF) phenomena in
water is important as a fundamental knowledge for the innovative design of liquid cooling technologies.
Transient CHF due to exponentially increasing heat inputs, Q =Q 0 exp(t/τ ) , to platinum ribbon in pool of
water was measured for saturated conditions at atmospheric pressure. The exponential period,τ , was
varied from 5 ms to 20 s. The platinum ribbons having different surface conditions, namely, commercial
surface (CS), treated surface-I (TS-I) and treated surface-II (TS-II) were utilized as test heaters. For
surface conditions, the values of contact angle and surface roughness were measured prior to pool boiling
experiments. The TS-II was subjected to conditions without pre-pressurization and with
pre-pressurization up to 4.4 MPa before each experimental run was carried out. It is assumed that the
contact angle is a major contributor to increasing CHF at quasi-steadily heat input. The TS-II enhanced
the heat transfer performance ~ 290 % and ~ 430 %, and CHF of 1.2 times and 1.5 times relative to CS
and TS-I, respectively. It was shown that transition of heat transfer processes and transient CHF depend
on surface conditions, heat generation period and pre-pressurization. The transient CHF due to surface
conditions was compared with corresponding values.
Keywords
critical heat flux, transient pool boiling heat transfer
Identifier https://doi.org/10.5988/jime.50.782
Journal articles
Japan Institute of Marine Engineering
Journal of JIME
77-88
Vol.50, No.6 (2015)
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