Rewetting of a Hot Surface

Reactor safety assessment is a highly specialized topic which, in many of its aspects, depends heavily on a satisfactory understanding of a wide variety of heat transfer phenomena. It is the aim of the paper to air some of these problems outside the ranks of the reactor safety specialists. Typical liquid-cooled reactors, their operating characteristics, and some heat transfer aspects of their safety assessment are discussed: for example, transient boiling, quenching of hot surfaces and thermal explosions.

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A comprehensive review of conduction-controlled rewetting: theoretical models and analyses

Satapathy

2010

IJNEST

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Rewetting of a Hot Surface

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Methods and correlations for the prediction of quenching rates on hot surfaces

Methods and correlations for the prediction of quenching rates on hot surfaces

Heat Transfer Problems in Nuclear Reactor Safety

A comprehensive review of conduction-controlled rewetting: theoretical models and analyses

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