Boiling Heat Transfer Experiments by using Transparent Heated Microtube
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For detailed study of the relationship between boiling bubble behavior and inner wall temperature during flow boiling in microtubes, a transparent heated microtube, whose inner wall was coated with a thin gold film, was employed. Boiling behavior could be observed clearly, and the inner wall temperature of the tube was measured simultaneously with direct heating of the film. Ionized water was used as a test fluid. The experimental conditions were as follows: tube diameter, 1 mm; inlet liquid subcooling, 10 K; mass velocity, 100 kg/m2s; and heat flux, up to 469 kW/m2 in the open system. As a result, the frequencies of fluctuation of the inner wall temperature and flow rate were divided into four regions. In addition, the fluctuation range of flow rate increased with increasing heat flux however, this fluctuation decreased drastically for heat flux over 212 kW/m2. The fluctuation of void fraction coincided with that of inner wall temperature.
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