Critical superheat for flashing of superheated liquid jets
Critical superheat for flashing of superheated liquid jets
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10.1021/i100022a005
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发表时间:
1986-05
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通讯作者:
Y. Kitamura;H. Morimitsu;Teruo Takahashi
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作者:
Y. Kitamura;H. Morimitsu;Teruo Takahashi
Experiments were carried out to study the flashing of superheated liquid jets by the ejection of water and ethanol into a vacuum chamber through long nozzles. Superheated liquids were observed to spray in two different patterns: complete flashing and a two-phase vapor-liquid effluent. Complete flashing occurs at a temperature far above the liquid's bubble point corresponding to the pressure in the chamber; the two-phase effluent, spraying due to the bubble formation in the nozzle, occurs at temperatures closer to the bubble point. The two-phase effluent is likely to occur when the nozzle is shorter. The critical superheat above which the complete flashing occurs is correlated by an empirical equation on the basis of bubble growth rate in superheated liquids, measured by a high-speed motion picture.