Liquid-Vapor Phase-Change Phenomena
By V. Carey. 2020
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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- Ageing and burst of surface bubbles (2018, background): “Their number increases as we increase water temperature, as expected from inhomogeneous bubble nucleation in the nano- or microcrevasses of tube walls (Carey 2007).”
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- Microscale heat transfer measurements during pool boiling of FC-72: effect of subcooling (2004, background): “Many mechanisms for bubble heat transfer have been suggested (see Carey [1] for a short review) but the microconvection model of Mikic and Rosenhow [2] and the microlayer model of Cooper and Lloyd [3] are the most widely cited.”
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