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Chapter 13. Heat Transfer to Fluids with Phase Change

Phase change ~ addition or subtraction of heat at constant or nearly constant T Æ condensation of vapors & boiling of liquids

(Ex. condensation, evaporation, distillation, drying, crystallization …)

Film-type condensation (막상응축):

more common

continuous layer of liquid Dropwise condensation (적상응축):

begins to form at microscopic nucleation sites (tiny pits, scratches, dust specks, …)

tube surface – extremely thin film of negligible thermal resistance Æ h for dropwise condensation ~ 5 to 10 times h for film-type condensation.

Heat Transfer from Condensing Vapors

wall

vapor

film (resistance to heat flow)

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Film-type: Both the steam and the metal tube are clean.

Dropwise: unwetted cooling surface & contaminated vapor drop promoters ~ mercaptans on copper alloy

oleic acid “

(cf. steel & aluminum ~ difficult to give drop) Æ For normal design, film-type condensation is assumed.

Ex.) Vertical tubes unstable & difficult

to maintain

condensate film을 통해 conduction으로만 열전달이 일어나는 경우로 가정

δ

f x

h = k

local film thickness (usually, 1/100 ~ 1/1,000 of tube diameter)

3 / 1 2 cos 3

⎟⎟

⎜⎜

⎛ Γ

= ρ β

δ µ

f g

f

angle from the vertical ( = 0) --- Eq. (4.59)

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Fig. 13.1. Film thickness & local coefficients for methanol, descending film of condensate.

Γ : condensate loading

~ mass rate per unit length of periphery (b: breadth of the film)

) ( b

m&

=

hx

∴ (of vertical surface)

3 / 2 1

3 ⎟⎟

⎜⎜

= Γ

f f f

k g

µ ρ

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* Pool boiling of saturated liquid

. Horizontal wire immersed in a vessel containing a boiling liquid

A T h q ⎟ ∆

⎜ ⎞

=⎛ /

Fig. 13.5. h vs. , boiling of water at 1 atm on a horizontal wire.

(Fig. 13.4를 변환시킨 그래프)

T Fig. 13.4. Heat flux vs. temperature drop, boiling water at

212 oF on an electrically heated wire: AB, natural

convection; BC, nucleate boiling; CD, transition boiling;

DE, film boiling (Tw: wire T; T: boiling liquid T).

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Four segments (from Figs. 13.4 & 5)

Natural convection (자연대류: line AB): slope of 1.25

Nucleate boiling(핵비등: line BC): slope of 3 ~ 4

Point C: critical temperature drop (임계온도강하) peak flux를 나타내는 온도

Transition boiling (전이비등: line CD):

Heat flux and h both fall as T drop is raised.

Point D: Leidenfrost point (heat flux가 최소인 점) Film boiling (막비등: line DE):

As T drop increases, the heat flux rises but h falls.

Film boiling is not usually desired because h is low for high T drop.

Radiation(복사: beyond point E):

Radiation heat transfer becomes important at very high T drop.

25 .

T1

A a

q = ∆

∴ --- Eq. (13.19) Eq. (12.72)와 일치

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Effect of bubble formation of interfacial tension

Interfacial tension between liquid & heating surface (a) Small --- Bubble will pinch off easily.

(b) Intermediate

(c) Large --- Bubble tends to spread along the surface

& blanket the heat transfer area.

수치

Fig. 13.1. Film thickness & local coefficients  for methanol, descending film of  condensate.
Fig. 13.5. h vs.  , boiling of water  at 1 atm on a horizontal wire.

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