Boiling heat transfer performance and phenomena of Al2O 3-water nano-fluids from a plain surface in a pool

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Pool boiling CHF enhancement by micro/nanoscale modification of zircaloy-4 surface (2010, background): “Bang and Chang (2005) reported that boiling in a nanofluid with a flat plate heater could change the surface roughness andwettability properties due to the effect of surface modifications produced by nanoparticle deposition on the heating surface during boiling.”
Experimental study of critical heat flux enhancement during forced convective flow boiling of nanofluid on a short heated surface (2010, methodology): “Separately, Bang and Chang (2005) reported that the CHF in Al2O3–water nanofluids is enhanced by up to 51% compared to pure water but the boiling heat transfer coefficient is considerably degraded.”
On the quenching of steel and zircaloy spheres in water-based nanofluids with alumina, silica and diamond nanoparticles (2009, background): “However, the CHF of both nanofluids continuously increases from one repetition to the next, and finally reaches a value of 850 kW/m, representing a 50% enhancement above that of pure water, which is consistent with the results shown in various steady state pool boiling experiments with nanofluids (Y”
Technical Note Effect of nanoparticles on CHF enhancement in pool boiling of nano-fluids (2006, background): “Most recently, Bang and Chang [3] showed CHF enhancement in pool boiling on a flat plate heater immersed in water–Al2O3 nano-fluids under atmospheric pressure.”