On modeling of the initial stage of nonstationary nucleate boiling for the high heat fluxes

During recent years, there have been made significant achievements in the numerical description of the bubble boiling, particularly, in the calculation of the bubble growth dynamics, the nucleation density, and the bubble boiling threshold [1, 2]. However, the numerical prediction is mostly based on...

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Main Authors: Levin Anatoliy, Khan Polina
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2018-01-01
Series:MATEC Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201824001018
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description During recent years, there have been made significant achievements in the numerical description of the bubble boiling, particularly, in the calculation of the bubble growth dynamics, the nucleation density, and the bubble boiling threshold [1, 2]. However, the numerical prediction is mostly based on the empirical correlations, the accuracy of which does not exceed 20%. Boiling is a complicated process, where each parameter affects not only the general outcome but other parameters, too. The non-stationary heat release is most difficult for modeling, because many of the existing researches are based on analytical expressions for the fluid temperature distribution. The basic stages of the explosive boiling are: (i) heating of the wall to the nucleation temperature; (ii) nucleation of the isolated bubbles; (iii) merging of bubbles and coverage of the entire surface by the steam phase; (iv) heating of the surface to the Leidenfrost temperature and transition to the boiling crisis. This paper presents results of the experimental study for the initial stages of the explosive boiling (i) and (ii), as well as an attempt to simulate them in order to clarify whether the existing approaches can be extended to the case of the nonstationary heat release.
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spelling doaj.art-e73bef02d4354540a2a4ef3bf2a57cba2022-12-21T20:01:01ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2018-01-012400101810.1051/matecconf/201824001018matecconf_icchmt2018_01018On modeling of the initial stage of nonstationary nucleate boiling for the high heat fluxesLevin AnatoliyKhan PolinaDuring recent years, there have been made significant achievements in the numerical description of the bubble boiling, particularly, in the calculation of the bubble growth dynamics, the nucleation density, and the bubble boiling threshold [1, 2]. However, the numerical prediction is mostly based on the empirical correlations, the accuracy of which does not exceed 20%. Boiling is a complicated process, where each parameter affects not only the general outcome but other parameters, too. The non-stationary heat release is most difficult for modeling, because many of the existing researches are based on analytical expressions for the fluid temperature distribution. The basic stages of the explosive boiling are: (i) heating of the wall to the nucleation temperature; (ii) nucleation of the isolated bubbles; (iii) merging of bubbles and coverage of the entire surface by the steam phase; (iv) heating of the surface to the Leidenfrost temperature and transition to the boiling crisis. This paper presents results of the experimental study for the initial stages of the explosive boiling (i) and (ii), as well as an attempt to simulate them in order to clarify whether the existing approaches can be extended to the case of the nonstationary heat release.https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201824001018
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title On modeling of the initial stage of nonstationary nucleate boiling for the high heat fluxes
title_full On modeling of the initial stage of nonstationary nucleate boiling for the high heat fluxes
title_fullStr On modeling of the initial stage of nonstationary nucleate boiling for the high heat fluxes
title_full_unstemmed On modeling of the initial stage of nonstationary nucleate boiling for the high heat fluxes
title_short On modeling of the initial stage of nonstationary nucleate boiling for the high heat fluxes
title_sort on modeling of the initial stage of nonstationary nucleate boiling for the high heat fluxes
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