FALLING LIQUID FILM HEAT TRANSFER AND FILM BREAKDOWN.

E. N. Ganic; M. Roppo

FALLING LIQUID FILM HEAT TRANSFER AND FILM BREAKDOWN.

E. N. Ganic, M. Roppo

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Abstract

This paper covers the introductory work carried out in the investigation of the heat transfer and breakdown of falling films over horizontal and vertical tubes. Experiments were conducted with subcooled liquid films using distilled water as the test fluid. The film flow rates under investigation are in the close vicinity of the ″minimum wetting rate″ , i. e. , the minimum liquid flow rate required to wet the surface or to re-wet the surface after formation of a dry patch.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	927-943
Number of pages	17
State	Published - 1980
Externally published	Yes
Event	Unknown conference - Miami Beach, FL, USA Duration: Apr 16 1979 → Apr 18 1979

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Other	Unknown conference
City	Miami Beach, FL, USA
Period	4/16/79 → 4/18/79

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General Engineering

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