1965
DOI: 10.1243/pime_conf_1965_180_114_02
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Paper 3: Calefaction Spots on a Heating Wall: Temperature Distribution and Resorption

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“…For example, the "burnout and post-burnout" heat flux in light-water cooled nuclear reactors (Collier, 1961;Petrovichev et al, 1971; Cousins et al, 1965), the effectiveness of the emergency core cooling systems in water reactors (Semeria and Martinet, 1965;Yamanouchi, 1968;Duffey, 1973), and the performance of the film cooling of jet and rocket engines (Kinney et al, 1957;Knuth, 1954) can be significantly affected by the entrainment of the liquid film into the gas core flow. We also note that the prediction of sodium film and cladding relocation in the liquid metal fast breeder reactors (Henry et al, 1974;Grolmes et al, 1974) as well as gas-cooled fast reactors under accident conditions could be affected by a reliable entrainment criterion.…”
Section: Scopementioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, the "burnout and post-burnout" heat flux in light-water cooled nuclear reactors (Collier, 1961;Petrovichev et al, 1971; Cousins et al, 1965), the effectiveness of the emergency core cooling systems in water reactors (Semeria and Martinet, 1965;Yamanouchi, 1968;Duffey, 1973), and the performance of the film cooling of jet and rocket engines (Kinney et al, 1957;Knuth, 1954) can be significantly affected by the entrainment of the liquid film into the gas core flow. We also note that the prediction of sodium film and cladding relocation in the liquid metal fast breeder reactors (Henry et al, 1974;Grolmes et al, 1974) as well as gas-cooled fast reactors under accident conditions could be affected by a reliable entrainment criterion.…”
Section: Scopementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This size was often represented as critical radius of dry patch. Typical research could be found in references [14,15]. Let us assume the critical radius of dry patch obtained with method in references [14,15] is s * .…”
Section: The Case For the Existence Of Single Dry Patchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Stochastic features of dry patches mean that the occurrence of critical dry patch radius also shows stochastic behaviors and is related to certain probability value. Assuming the critical radius of dry patch obtained with method in references [14,15] is s * , the following equation can be obtained by substituting it into Eq. (17)…”
Section: Statistical Feature On Transition To Stable Film Boilingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Semeria and Martinet (1965) first treated the problem of dry spots forming on a hot wall cooled by a liquid. Van Ouwerkerk (1972) obtained a critical size of dry spot beyond which the dry area will grow and discussed the stability of nucleate and film boiling.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%