Author: N.Y) National Heat Transfer Conference and Exhibition (22nd : 1984 : Niagara FallsPublisher:
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New Experimental Techniques in Heat Transfer, 1984 Presented at the 22nd National Heat Transfer Conference and Exhibition, Nia Di Heat Transfer
Author: N.Y) National Heat Transfer Conference and Exhibition (22nd : 1984 : Niagara FallsPublisher:
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Category : Heat
Languages : en
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New Experimental Techniques in Heat Transfer, 1984, Presented at the 22nd National Heat Transfer Conference and Exhibition, Niagara Falls, New York, August 5-8, 1984
Author: Owen C. JonesNEW EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES IN HEAT TRANSFER - 1984. Symposium at the 22nd National Heat Transfer Conference and Exhibition, Aug. 1984, Proceedings
Author: O.C. JonesNEW EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES IN HEAT TRANSFER 1984
Author: THE NATIONAL HEAT TRANSFER CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION (22 : 1984 : NIAGARA) AUTORPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 54
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New Experimental Techniques in Heat Transfer 1984
Author: American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Heat Transfer DivisionPublisher:
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New Experimental Techniques in Heat Transfer, 1984
Author: Owen C. JonesPublisher:
ISBN: 9789994324323
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Languages : en
Pages : 54
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New Experimental Techniques in Heat Transfer, 1984
Author: Owen C. JonesSecond law aspects of thermal design : presented at the 22nd National Heat Transfer Conference and exhibition Niagara Falls, New York, August 5 - 8, 1984
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Basic Aspects of Two Phase Flow and Heat Transfer
Author: V.K. DhirPublisher:
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Category : Heat-Transmission
Languages : en
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In the last two decades the research activity in the field of two phase flow and heat transfer has seen a continuing upward trend. Efforts in the development of new instruments, experimental techniques and analysis have brought forth new insights into the phenomena. The papers compiled in this volume reinforce this observation. These papers are to be presented in three sessions and cover a wide spectrum of research interests. Each of the sessions has seven papers. The first session contains papers on bubble condensation, oscillation frequency of bubbles condensing in a pool and growth of bubbles in a time dependent pressure field. There also are papers on dry out in a bottom heated bed of suspended particles, transition boiling on a vertical surface and liquid solid contacts in transition boiling. The last paper in this session compares results from several correlations for heat and mass transfer under entrained flow conditions. The papers in the second session are on nuclear reactor thermal hydraulic scaling criteria, unsteady two phase natural convection and on critical flow during flashing of subcooled liquid in nozzles. There are also two other papers on critical two phase flows and one each on analysis of density -wave oscillations and effect of sub cooling on dynamic instabilities in two phase flows. Most of the papers in the third session are on heat exchangers. The first paper deals with a fast running numerical method for solving two fluid equations in two dimensions and an application to flooding in certain nuclear reactor geometries. In the second paper crevice boiling in prototype steam generators is studies experimentally. The third paper deals with shift in the point of net vapor generation during transient flow boiling in a horizontal channel. The overall thermal hydraulic phenomena in horizontal steam generator pipes is studied in the fourth paper while the predictions of convective boiling heat transfer in serrated plate fin heat exchangers are made in the fifth paper. The last two papers deal with condensation in horizontal passages. The papers contained in this volume represent a good balance between basic studies and applications. The body of knowledge contained in these papers suggests a welcome shift from purely correlative approach to amore mechanistic approach. With this it seems we have moved one step closer to reality in describing the phase change processes, interfacial heat and mass transfer and various hydrodynamic aspects of two phase flow. We wish to express our appreciation of the efforts and contributions of the authors and the reviewers.
Author: Dhir VK Ed