Spray cooling heat transfer: The state of the art

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Electrospray cooling for microelectronics (2011, methodology): “To measure K, we first measured the resistance RL of a liquid column confined in a Teflon tubing with known cross section area AL and length L, and then used the equation K = L/RLAL.”
Review of spray cooling – Part 1: Single-phase and nucleate boiling regimes, and critical heat flux (2017, neutral): “[29], who summarized studies on single-phase and nucleate boiling prior to 2006, and Cheng et al.”
On the spreading of impacting drops (2016, background): “…impacting drop can reach is of great importance in a wide variety of applications: from ink-jet printing (Van Dam & Le Clerc 2004), spray cooling (Kim 2007) and self-cleaning surfaces (Blossey 2003), to blood spatter analysis in crime scenes (Laan et al. 2014) and anti-icing of aircraft wings…”
An overview of heat transfer enhancement methods and new perspectives: Focus on active methods using electroactive materials (2013, background): “Generally, no temperature hysteresis (no temperature excursion prior to boiling incipience) is observed [135].”
State of the Art of High Heat Flux Cooling Technologies (2007, background): “An extensive literature review on spray cooling has already been recently presented by Kim [20] at the 2006 International Conference on Boiling Heat Transfer.”