Titlebook: Advances in Two-Phase Flow and Heat Transfer; Fundamentals and App S. Kaka?,M. Ishii Book 1983 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, The Hague 1983

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A Comparison of Flooding Models for Air-Water and Steam-Water Flowions and locations for flooding; these effects tend to distinguish steam-water flooding from air-water flooding. The various theories are reviewed briefly and comparisons made with representative data. Directions for future research are indicated.

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Book 1983lso invited. They convened to discuss the state-of-the-art in two-phase flow and heat transfer and formulated recommendations for future research directions. To achieve these goals, invited key papers and a limited number of contributions were presented and discussed. The specific aspects of the sub

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Flooding in Counter-Current Two-Phase Flown for flooding. For simplicity in this survey of flooding literature, the experimental aspects of flooding will be presented first as a summary of the range of experimental data available. The analytical aspects of the experimental works will be included with the purely analytical works.

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A Review of Two-Phase Flow Instabilitiesties in single, double channel, cross-connected double channel, four parallel channel and four cross-connected parallel channel upflow systems are presented. The effects of heat flux variations, inlet subcoo1ing, flow rate, inlet and exit restrictions are indicated. The effect of heat transfer augme

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Boiling Heat Transfer in Compact and Finned Heat Exchangersby Robertson and coworkers involves the assumption that boiling heat transfer can be described in terms of the mass velocity and the vapor quality, whereas the ΔT is ignored. Westwater and coworkers propose the local assumption for flow boiling, namely the local heat transfer coefficient is fixed by

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0168-132X earch directions. To achieve these goals, invited key papers and a limited number of contributions were presented and discussed. The specific aspects of the sub978-94-009-6850-9978-94-009-6848-6Series ISSN 0168-132X

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