Multi-Droplet Evaporative Cooling: Experimental Results.
Multi-Droplet Evaporative Cooling: Experimental
Results.
(820 K)
Dawson, H. F.; diMarzo, M.
NIST GCR 96-687; Paper 12; June 1996.
AIChE Symposium Series. Heat Transfer. Volume 89. No.
295. 1993, Atlanta, GA, 122-131 pp, 1993.
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Keywords:
water sprays; evaporation cooling; solid surfaces;
temperature distribution; surface temperature; data
processing; thermal conductivity; droplets
Abstract:
Experimental results concerning the evaporative cooling
of a Macor tile subjected to a random droplet
distribution are reported. The heat input is provided
by three radiant panels above the solid surface. The
spatial transient temperature distribution over the
solid surface and its average surface temperature
history are described.
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