Two-Phase Flow Heat and Mass Transfer Model Construction and Experiment Study of the Fuel Evaporation Progress-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Two-Phase Flow Heat and Mass Transfer Model Construction and Experiment Study of the Fuel Evaporation Progress

Published:2012-12 Issue: Volume:614-615 Page:174-180
ISSN:1662-8985
Container-title:Advanced Materials Research
language:
Short-container-title:AMR

Author:

Liu Bo Yun¹,Pu Jin Yun²,Yi Xiang Lie²

Affiliation:

1. Naval University of Engineering

2. Naval Univ. of Engineering

Abstract

As for the time-dependent behavior of the fuel heat and mass evaporation transfer progress on hot surface,consider the convective mass transfer and heat transfer, the liquid-gas two-phase flow of continuous heat transfer model was studied. By the dimensionless transform, the time-dependent behavior of the concentration distribution and the temperature field was obtained. The result of n-Heptanes evaporation transfer progress on hot surface experiment is consistent with the academic model.

Publisher

Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.

Subject

General Engineering

Link

https://www.scientific.net/AMR.614-615.174.pdf

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