Statistical Characteristics of Ebullition of Single Superheated Drops in an Immiscible Liquid Medium
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概要
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The statistical characteristics of ebullition of single superheated water drops in liquid paraffin were studied. The ebullition rate was found to be nearly proportional to the initial surface area of a drop and to increase with the rate of the temperature rise. It was also shown for the case of the temperature increasing monotonically with time that this statistical event is well arranged by the probability density for the temperature at the time when ebullition takes place. The qualitative interpretations of above results were presented.
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著者
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Mori Yasuhiko
Department Of Mechanical Engineering Faculty Of Engineering Keio University
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MORI Yasuhiko
Department of Chemical Engineering, Kyushu University
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KOMOTORI Kazunari
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Keio University.
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