Boiling of disperse-phase droplets in a forced flow of emulsion in a minichannel

Gasanov, B. M.

doi:10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer.2019.118454

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“…When a liquid impacts onto a hot material surface, evaporation process will take place and heat from the hot surface will be removed and transferred to the surroundings. Normally, heat can be removed from the hot surface by boiling [1][2] and evaporation process [3][4]. Therefore, boiling and evaporation process can be considered as two (2) important elements in cooling application in our daily life.…”

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“…Normally, heat can be removed from the hot surface by boiling [1][2] and evaporation process [3][4]. Therefore, boiling and evaporation process can be considered as two (2) important elements in cooling application in our daily life. Boiling process is widely used for distillation process, water heating, steam generation in power plant and many others.…”

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Boiling Curve and Droplet Evaporation Lifetime on Hot Hemispherical Copper Surface

ROSMAN*,

ILLIAS,

HUSSAIN

et al. 2019

IJRTE

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The objective of this paper is to investigate the droplet evaporation lifetime and boiling curve on hot copper surface using ethanol liquid. We focus our study to find the Critical Heat Flux (CHF) and Leidenfrost temperature in the boiling curve. Copper material which has a high thermal conductivity, k was chosen as a test material. The copper material dimension was approximately 28.0 mm in height and 50.0 mm in diameter. The copper surface was modified into hemispherical surface in order to maximize the evaporation lifetime. The hemispherical surface was constructed using Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM). After completing the EDM process, the dimension of the hemispherical surface area was approximately 15.0 mm in depth and 30.0 mm in diameter. Meanwhile, ethanol liquid which has a low boiling point of 78 °C was chosen as a test fluid. The droplet diameter was approximately 3.628 mm. The impact height was set to be around 4.0 mm corresponding to drop impact velocity of 0.886 m/s. As a result, it was found that the critical heat flux (CHF) and Leidenfrost temperature range on hemispherical copper surface was approximately TCHF = 100.4-117.7 °C and TL = 170.0-175.8 °C, respectively.

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