Icone23-1710 Experimental Study on the Local Interfacial Characteristics of Subcooled Flow Boiling Under Inclined Condition

Bao, Wei; Bingde, Chen; Xu, Jianjun; Xie, Tianzhou; Xing, Dianchuan

doi:10.1299/jsmeicone.2015.23._icone23-1_352

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“…The experimental system has been introduced by previous work [28]. As can be seen in Figure 1, the preheater, condenser, test section, optical probe, and probe traverser are mounted onto the rolling platform and the other apparatus are on the floor.…”

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“…It is regrettable that few studies aim at the phase distribution in different directions under inclined condition. Recently, Bao et al [28] measured local interfacial parameters for subcooled flow boiling in an inclined circular tube. It is required not only by the profile for one chord of tube cross section but also by some profiles for other direction in the cross section, for it better gains the physical insight into the distribution characteristics of subcooled flow boiling under inclined condition.…”

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Phase Distribution for Subcooled Flow Boiling in an Inclined Circular Tube

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International Journal of Photoenergy

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An experimental investigation of phase distribution for subcooled flow boiling in an inclined circular tube (i.d. 24 mm) was conducted in this paper. The local interfacial parameters were measured by a double-sensor optical fiber probe, and the measurements were performed on three different directions in the inclined tube cross section. The experiment shows that the phase distribution under the inclined condition is different from the phase distribution under the vertical condition. The profiles skewed highly for 90°and 45°direction in the tube cross section, whereas the profile was also symmetrical at 0°direction. These results can be explained by the fact that buoyancy caused the bubbles to move toward the top of the tube cross section under inclined condition. In addition, the typical distributions were also influenced by the inclination angles.

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Section: Experimental Loopmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%