Forced convective boiling heat transfer in microtubes at low mass and heat fluxes

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State of the Art of High Heat Flux Cooling Technologies (2007, background): “[37] have reported forced convective boiling heat transfer in 0.”
Flow boiling in microchannels: Fundamentals and applications (2017, background): “[5] reported the suppression of both nucleate and convective boiling mechanisms and attributed the deterioration in heat transfer coefficient in their study to this suppression.”
An Extension of the Flow Boiling Correlation to Transition, Laminar, and Deep Laminar Flows in Minichannels and Microchannels (2004, methodology): “[ 16 ] with the correlation by Kandlikar [ 1 , 2 ] using a laminar single-phase equation.”
History, Advances, and Challenges in Liquid Flow and Flow Boiling Heat Transfer in Microchannels: A Critical Review (2012, background): “In the period 2002–2004, research focus shifted to identifying flow patterns and differences between diabatic and adiabatic flows, modeling, and continuing work on local heat transfer coefficient data [8,67,118–124].”
Scale effects on flow boiling heat transfer in microchannels: A fundamental perspective (2010, background): “[41] also reported good agreement of their R123 flow boiling data in 190 mm diameter microtubes with the nucleate boiling component of the original Kandlikar [74] correlation.”
Explosive boiling of water in parallel micro-channels (2005, methodology): “Yen et al. (2003) investigated convective boiling of HCFC 123 and FC 72 in a single tube.”