The Boiling Crisis Phenomenon - Part 2 : Dryout Dynamics and Burnout

By Theo G. Theofanous, Truc-Nam Dinh, J. Tu, A. Dinh. 2002

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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering

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In Computational Mechanics

1. Joonwon Kim
2. V. Srinivasan
3. Chan Lee
4. Moohwan Kim
5. Arun Majumdar
6. Hyungdae Kim
7. Ming-Chang Lu
8. H. Ahn

In Mechanical Engineering

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2. Moohwan Kim
3. HangJin Jo
4. Joonwon Kim
5. S. Kang
6. Chan Lee
7. Hyungdae Kim
8. V. Srinivasan

Citations in the corpus

• Pool boiling CHF enhancement by micro/nanoscale modification of zircaloy-4 surface (2010, background): “In the high heat flux region near the CHF, the ability to rewet the dry region generated by the numerous vapor patches that occur during the phase change process is very important to the growth of the dry region through the CHF (Theofanous et al., 2002).”
• Critical heat flux of pool boiling on Si nanowire array-coated surfaces (2011, background): “For the past few decades, although the predictions of CHF values based on the hydrodynamic instability theories agree with some of the experimental results [8], they cannot explain the dependence of CHFs on surface/material properties such as surface wettability [9–16], and spreading ability [17], s”