Gradient heat flux measurement in study of heat transfer during subcooled water boiling at sphere

Author:

Sapozhnikov S Z,Mityakov V Yu,Subbotina V V

Abstract

Abstract The new method for study of film boiling of subcooled water is proposed. Applying the heterogeneous gradient heat flux sensors (HGHFS) allows first the experimental determination of heat flux and heat transfer coefficient (HTC) when subcooled water is boiling at the spherical surface preheated up to 673 K. Maximum of the heat flux was fixed when the sphere contacted with subcooled water (ΔT = 80 K). Incessant and synchronous measurement of heat flux, surface temperature, and observation of vapor film were implemented. Traditional boiling curve was also obtained. Functionality of HGHFS under the complicated conditions of experiment was confirmed.

Publisher

IOP Publishing

Subject

General Physics and Astronomy

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