2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijmultiphaseflow.2008.07.004
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Subcooled pool boiling of water on a downward-facing stainless steel disk in a gap

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“…Accordingly, the data points represented with solid symbols (beyond the maximum heat flux) are clearly an overestimation of the true potential of boiling in zero gravity where thermal runaway will be observed earlier (dashed arrow) for Tween 80 and water. Nonetheless, the limiting heat flux of ≈370–380 kW/m 2 for water in our work is in close agreement with literature wherein the maximum value of ≈340 kW/m 2 for the critical heat flux 31 on inverted heaters was also attributed to the sideways bubble departure.…”
Section: Heat Transfersupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Accordingly, the data points represented with solid symbols (beyond the maximum heat flux) are clearly an overestimation of the true potential of boiling in zero gravity where thermal runaway will be observed earlier (dashed arrow) for Tween 80 and water. Nonetheless, the limiting heat flux of ≈370–380 kW/m 2 for water in our work is in close agreement with literature wherein the maximum value of ≈340 kW/m 2 for the critical heat flux 31 on inverted heaters was also attributed to the sideways bubble departure.…”
Section: Heat Transfersupporting
confidence: 92%