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Boiling
Boiling Modes
Boiling Regimes(Nucleate Boiling)
Condensation:
Boiling
Boiling Modes
Boiling Modes
Boiling Regimes
The classical pool boiling curve is a plot of heat flux, q", versus
excess temperature, T = Tw Tsat. As the value of the excess
temperature increases, the curve traverses four different
regimes:
Boiling Regimes
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2.(B-C)
In this region temperature further increase so no. of nucleation
sites increase then bubbles growth increase.
This region called as stable nucleate boiling.
Maximum value of temperature excess is called as critical heat
flux is denoted by C in the fig.
Transition Boiling (Region 4)
Film Boiling:(Region 5 to 6)
Condensation
Condensation is reverse of boiling process.
Condensation is the change of its physical state of matter from
vise condensation
1.Film
2.Drop vise condensation
Properties
Pure Vapour and constant
satu. temperature.
Shear stress is negligible.
Advection is negligible.
Film thickness:
Flow rate per unit width:
Average nusselt num.:
Condensation rate:
g l l v 3
m
b
3l
hL L
NuL
0.943
kl
g l l v hfgL3 4
kl l Tsat Ts