Heat transfer characteristics of spray cooling in a closed loop

By Lanchao Lin, R. Ponnappan. 2003

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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering

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Review of flow boiling and critical heat flux in microgravity (2015, background): “This important goal has spurred many recent research efforts to both increase and predict CHF using a variety of boiling configurations, including pool [2,3], channel flow [4,5], mini/micro-channel [6], spray [7,8], and jet [9–11], as well as hybrid cooling configurations [12,13].”
Application of Two-Phase Spray Cooling for Thermal Management of Electronic Devices (2008, background): “Performance is greatly complicated for inclined sprays [11]–[14] and overlapping sprays [15], [16].”
Universal approach to predicting two-phase frictional pressure drop for mini/micro-channel saturated flow boiling (2013, background): “…c t This paper is a part of a recent series of studies by the authors to develop universal predictive tools for pressure drop and heat transfer coefficient for mini/micro-channel flows that are capable of tackling fluids with drastically different thermophysical properties and very broad ranges…”
Single nozzle spray cooling heat transfer mechanisms (2005, background): “The spray cooling curves shift to the right and CHF increases with increasing gas content, consistent with the trends observed by Lin and Ponnappan [5].”
Review of spray cooling – Part 1: Single-phase and nucleate boiling regimes, and critical heat flux (2017, unknown): “Lin and Ponnappan [237] measured spray CHF values with FC-72 and FC-87 as high as 90W/cm2, compared to up to 490W/cm2 for methanol and 500W/ cm2 for water.”
Universal approach to predicting saturated flow boiling heat transfer in mini/micro-channels - Part II. Two-phase heat transfer coefficient (2013, unknown): “Tel.”
Experimental and computational investigation of vertical downflow condensation (2015, background): “Therefore, more aggressive two-phase cooling solutions are being sought, using a variety of configurations, such as pool [1–3], mini/micro-channel [4–7], jet [8–10] and spray [11,12], as well as hybrid configurations combining the benefits of two or more of these configurations [13,14].”