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Boiling Heat Transfer PDF
Boiling Heat Transfer PDF
OUTLINE
BOILING
POOL BOILING MODES
Nucleate Boiling
Film Boiling
MOTIVATION
Nucleate Boiling is an efficient mode of heat transfer. It has
BOILING
Evaporation occurs at solid liquid interface.
DNB
convection.
Nucleate Boiling (TIB < Twall < TDNB)
MFB
Bubble production commences on surface.
IB
Initially small number of nucleation sites
are active.
Fig : Boiling Curve
At higher flux number of nucleation sites increases
Bubbles coalesce and form irregular columns of vapor leaving
the surface .
At D departure from nucleate boiling occurs also known as
Critical Heat Flux.
liquid.
Flux decreases.
Film Boiling (TMFB < Twall)
Heated surface is covered by a continuous film of vapor.
Heat is transferred mainly by radiation.
Flux increases.
NUCLEATE BOILING
Rohsenow(1952) was the first to develop a model for
nucleate boiling.
From similarity analogy:
Diameter of a bubble on its departure from heated surface
can be determined from force balance
Characteristic velocity for agitation of liquid can be found by
1
2
C p ,l Te
C Pr n
l
s, f
l
0.18 l g g
g
l
1
2
g
1
4
FILM BOILING
Heat is conducted along a thin vapor film to cause
c 2
l
g
1
2
k 3 g
g
l
g
h 0.42
1
g Tsat g
l
g
1
4
BUBBLE NUCLEATION
HOMOGENEOUS NUCLEATION -For a bubble of radius r
2
r
T Tsat v g vl
pG pL
TG TSAT
TG TSAT
Tsat vg
2Tsat vg
G
Nk BT
exp
hP
k BT
HETEROGENEOUS NUCLEATION
Occurs at surface cavities.
For subcooled liquid if liquid wets the cavity walls then vapor
BUBBLE GROWTH
For a vapor bubble to grow :
b)
Vapour- liquid exchange(Engelberg-Forster and Grief 1959)A 'Reynolds analogy I model in which bubble growth causes an
exchange of liquid between the wall and bulk regions.
d) Surface quenching(Han and Griffith 1965)- A variation on (c),
assuming transient conduction to the cold liquid contacting
the wall after bubble departure.
c)
e)
f)
g)
Thermocapillary flow(McGrew, Bamford, and Rehm 1966)Small variations in surface tension due to temperature
differences between the base and tip of a bubble cause a jet of
hot liquid to flow away from the wall.
becomes Tsat
Saturated Film Boiling
The thickness of bubble region increases and core of
the liquid reaches saturation and bubbly flow begins.
As the volume fraction of vapor increases
individual bubble coalesces to form slugs of vapor.
The liquid then forms a film which move along the
inner surface in annular flow.
Mist flow till all liquid is converted into vapor.
Fig: Flow regimes for forced convection
boiling inside a tube
The vapor is then heated by forced convection.
Basic studies of
burnout mechanism
scaling-geometry
effects
Burnout studies using
straight tubes, bends
and coils
Analysis of world
data on burnout
Full-scale testing
using electrically
heated test sections.
Testing with Freon
modeling at reduced
pressure and power
Air-Water
Simulation (adiabatic)
Theoretical models
taking into account
geometry and surface
effects
Correlation of
experimental data
Fig: Burnout Evaluation Models
Prediction of
plant
performance
GD 2 ii
P DL G
D 2
4
ii x
GDii
1
o
4 Lo
correlation in terms of burnout flux and burnout quality x
1
x
o 1 1 xo
Lb
Lo
xo 1 Lb
Lo
where, the fractional boiling length Lb/Lo is given by
Lb
x
Lo x ii
(ii ) w w
(ii ) f f
Make
Then since
Lb
x
, ( Lb) w ( Lb) f
Lo x ii
Make the ratio of density of liquid and gas phase for water and
freon same.
Assuming
Geometry which
has been
investigated for
boiling water
reactor
Variation of
geometry
involved in
boiler
Measurement of
channel power, flow,
subcooling and
moderator height
SUMMARY
Analytical models are available for the reasonably well-
SUMMARY
The evaluation of burnout in industrial plant involves
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