Determination of the local quench curve for spray-cooled metallic surfaces
Determination of the local quench curve for spray-cooled metallic surfaces
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DOI:
10.1007/bf02833195
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发表时间:
1989-09
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I. Mudawar;W. S. Valentine
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作者:
I. Mudawar;W. S. Valentine
An experimental study of heat transfer from hot metallic surfaces to water sprays was conducted in the single-phase, nucleate boiling, and transition boiling regimes of the quench curve for surface temperatures below 400° C. Heat transfer measurements were made locally in the spray field using a heater surface area of 0.5 cm2. The hydrodynamic properties of the sprays such as drop diameters, drop velocities, and volumetric spray flux were also measured independently at a position in the spray field identical to that of the heater. The test conditions included variations in volumetric spray flux, mass mean drop diameter, and mean drop velocity of 0.6 × 10-3to 9.96 × 10-3m3s-1/m2, 0.434 to 2.005 mm, and 10.6 to 26.5 m/s, respectively. Correlations are presented for water temperatures from 23 to 80° C. These correlations constitute a universal approach to the development of quench curves for industrial sprays commonly employed in materials processing.