Correlations for nucleate boiling heat transfer should be improved, or in the long term possibly be replaced, by the development of mechanistic simulations that include the non-uniform spacing and variable characteristics of the nucleation sites and non-linear interactions between the sites. This paper discusses the interactions that should be included in simulations and some lessons from a first attempt to validate a particular simulation against experimental spatio-temporal data for wall temperature. Input data for nucleation site positions and characteristics are a particular problem and the prospects for obtaining this data from measurements that are independent of boiling are discussed.
Mechanistic models for pool nucleate boiling heat transfer: input and validation / Kenning, D; Golobic, I; Xing, Hj; Baselj, M; Lojk, V; von Hardenberg, J. - In: HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER. - ISSN 0947-7411. - 42:6(2006), pp. 511-527. [10.1007/s00231-005-0648-3]
Mechanistic models for pool nucleate boiling heat transfer: input and validation
von Hardenberg, J
2006
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Correlations for nucleate boiling heat transfer should be improved, or in the long term possibly be replaced, by the development of mechanistic simulations that include the non-uniform spacing and variable characteristics of the nucleation sites and non-linear interactions between the sites. This paper discusses the interactions that should be included in simulations and some lessons from a first attempt to validate a particular simulation against experimental spatio-temporal data for wall temperature. Input data for nucleation site positions and characteristics are a particular problem and the prospects for obtaining this data from measurements that are independent of boiling are discussed.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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