The regime of horizontal subcooled film boiling is characterized by the formation of a thin layer of vapor coveringthe surface of a flat horizontal heater. Based on the equations of motion of a viscous incompressible flu...The regime of horizontal subcooled film boiling is characterized by the formation of a thin layer of vapor coveringthe surface of a flat horizontal heater. Based on the equations of motion of a viscous incompressible fluid and theequation of heat transfer, the stability of such a vapor film is investigated. The influence of the modulation of thegravity field caused by vertical vibrations of the heater of finite frequency, as well as a constant electric fieldapplied normal to the surface of the heater, is taken into account. It is shown that in the case of a thick vaporfilm, the phase transition has a little effect on the thresholds for the occurrence of parametric instability in thesystem and its transformation into the most dangerous one. At the same time, the electric field contributes toan increase in these thresholds. It was found that the effect of vibrations on the stabilization of non-parametricinstability in the system is possible only in a narrow region of the parameter space where long-wave damped disturbances exist and consists of reducing the critical heat flux of stabilization. A vapor film stabilized in this waycan be destroyed due to the development of parametric instability. In contrast to the case of a thick vapor layer,the threshold for the onset of parametric instability for thin films largely depends on the value of subcooling in thesystem. In addition, this threshold decreases with increasing electric field strength. For a vapor film ten micronsthick, the instability threshold can be reduced by a factor of three or more by applying an electric field of aboutthree million volts per meter.展开更多
Experimental investigations of boiling heat transfer from porous suffaces at atmospheric pressure were performed. The porous surfaces are plain tubes covered with metal screens, V-shaped groove tubes covered with sc...Experimental investigations of boiling heat transfer from porous suffaces at atmospheric pressure were performed. The porous surfaces are plain tubes covered with metal screens, V-shaped groove tubes covered with screens, plain tubes sintered with screens, and V-shaped groove tubes sintered with screens.The experimental results show that siatering metal screens around spiral V-shaped groove tubes can greatly improve the boiling heat transfer. The boiling hysteresis was observed in the experiment. This paper discusses the mechanism of the boiling heat transfer horn those kinds of porous surfaces stated above.展开更多
Noisy film boiling, which is characterized by a loud noise andsevere mechanical vibration, is a particular phenomenon of superfluid helium II (He II). Experiments have been conducted under various thermal conditions b...Noisy film boiling, which is characterized by a loud noise andsevere mechanical vibration, is a particular phenomenon of superfluid helium II (He II). Experiments have been conducted under various thermal conditions by varying the heating time th and the heat flux q, and the temperature oscillation during noisy film boiling is measured by the superconductor temperature sensors in order to understand the physical mechanism of noisy film boiling.展开更多
基金supported by the Ministry of Science and High Education of Russia(Theme No.121031700169-1).
文摘The regime of horizontal subcooled film boiling is characterized by the formation of a thin layer of vapor coveringthe surface of a flat horizontal heater. Based on the equations of motion of a viscous incompressible fluid and theequation of heat transfer, the stability of such a vapor film is investigated. The influence of the modulation of thegravity field caused by vertical vibrations of the heater of finite frequency, as well as a constant electric fieldapplied normal to the surface of the heater, is taken into account. It is shown that in the case of a thick vaporfilm, the phase transition has a little effect on the thresholds for the occurrence of parametric instability in thesystem and its transformation into the most dangerous one. At the same time, the electric field contributes toan increase in these thresholds. It was found that the effect of vibrations on the stabilization of non-parametricinstability in the system is possible only in a narrow region of the parameter space where long-wave damped disturbances exist and consists of reducing the critical heat flux of stabilization. A vapor film stabilized in this waycan be destroyed due to the development of parametric instability. In contrast to the case of a thick vapor layer,the threshold for the onset of parametric instability for thin films largely depends on the value of subcooling in thesystem. In addition, this threshold decreases with increasing electric field strength. For a vapor film ten micronsthick, the instability threshold can be reduced by a factor of three or more by applying an electric field of aboutthree million volts per meter.
文摘Experimental investigations of boiling heat transfer from porous suffaces at atmospheric pressure were performed. The porous surfaces are plain tubes covered with metal screens, V-shaped groove tubes covered with screens, plain tubes sintered with screens, and V-shaped groove tubes sintered with screens.The experimental results show that siatering metal screens around spiral V-shaped groove tubes can greatly improve the boiling heat transfer. The boiling hysteresis was observed in the experiment. This paper discusses the mechanism of the boiling heat transfer horn those kinds of porous surfaces stated above.
基金This work was supported by the National Nature Science Foundation of China, Science and Technology Foundation of Shanghai Jiaotong University, Ministry of Education of China.
文摘Noisy film boiling, which is characterized by a loud noise andsevere mechanical vibration, is a particular phenomenon of superfluid helium II (He II). Experiments have been conducted under various thermal conditions by varying the heating time th and the heat flux q, and the temperature oscillation during noisy film boiling is measured by the superconductor temperature sensors in order to understand the physical mechanism of noisy film boiling.
