Bubble Behaviors in Subcooled Pool Boiling

Zhao, Yaohua; Tsuruta, Takaharu; Ji, Chaoyue

doi:10.1615/ihtc12.2320

Proceeding of International Heat Transfer Conference 12 2002

DOI: 10.1615/ihtc12.2320

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Bubble Behaviors in Subcooled Pool Boiling

Yaohua Zhao¹,

Takaharu Tsuruta²,

Chaoyue Ji³

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“…In view to isolate the phase change phenomenon, e.g. without the interactions between bubbles, others experiments were carried out around a single vapour bubble, often created in a subcooled liquid [4]. It was also found that, for particular operating conditions, another phenomenon occurred during boiling, i.e.…”

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Non-condensable gas influence on the Marangoni convection during a single vapour bubble growth in a subcooled liquid

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Reynard²,

Santini³

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Liquid convective instabilities during a single vapour bubble growth in subcooled FC-72 are experimentally investigated. The bubble was created on an artificial nucleation site located on a downward-facing heating element. For a non-degassed liquid, convective instabilities were observed using a shadowgraphy method and tracer particles. Both stationary and oscillatory modes were observed, and this instability was found to be Marangoni convection. Comparing results with a degassed and a non-degassed liquid, it was found that the onset of Marangoni convection was due to the presence of non-condensable gases in the liquid. Finally, the combination of Marangoni convection and condensation enables us to highlight a thermal oscillator, with a change in the type of oscillatory motion during the condensation phase.

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Non-condensable gas influence on the Marangoni convection during a single vapour bubble growth in a subcooled liquid

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Reynard²,

Santini³

et al. 2007

Europhys. Lett.

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Non-condensable gas influence on the Marangoni convection during a single vapour bubble growth in a subcooled liquid

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