FLOW BOILING IN VERTICAL DOWN-FLOW
FLOW BOILING IN VERTICAL DOWN-FLOW
An experimental program has been conducted to investigate the onset of Ledinegg instability in vertical down-flow. For three size uniformly heated test sections with L/D ratios from 100 to 150, the pressure drop under subcooled boiling conditions has been obtained for a wide range of operating parameters. The results are presented in non-dimensional forms which correlate the important variables and provide techniques for predicting the onset of flow instability. 3 refs.
- Villanova University United States
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- King’s University United States
420400, 22 General Studies Of Nuclear Reactors, Test, Research, Production Reactors, Production, Hydraulics, Heat Transfer And Fluid Flow, Two-Phase Flow, Heat Transfer, Subcooled Boiling, Reactor Cooling Systems, Flow Rate 220600, 42 Engineering, Training, Irradiation, Materials Testing Reactors, Stability, Nucleate Boiling
420400, 22 General Studies Of Nuclear Reactors, Test, Research, Production Reactors, Production, Hydraulics, Heat Transfer And Fluid Flow, Two-Phase Flow, Heat Transfer, Subcooled Boiling, Reactor Cooling Systems, Flow Rate 220600, 42 Engineering, Training, Irradiation, Materials Testing Reactors, Stability, Nucleate Boiling
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