heat transfer enhancement and surface thermostabilization for pool boiling on porous structures
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Abstract
The scope of the article includes the description of the experimental setup, methodology of the experimental studies, the study results for pool boiling heat transfer coefficient encountered on sintered capillary porous coverings. The results of own studies presented here refer to the boiling in a large volume on copper fibrous coverings. Hysteresis type I, II and III were described. Several examples of capillary porous surface coverings applications in purposely chosen complex boiling heat transfer processes have been presented based on Wojcik and Poniewski patents.
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| Authors | ;Wojcik Tadeusz Michal |
| Journal | utilitas mathematica |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.1051/epjconf/20122501100
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