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Where a , and dy are the thermal conductivity of the deposit material and the medium in the pore space , respectively . In Eq . ( 2 ) , the orientation of deposit material and pore space is assumed to be perpendicular to the direction ...
Where a , and dy are the thermal conductivity of the deposit material and the medium in the pore space , respectively . In Eq . ( 2 ) , the orientation of deposit material and pore space is assumed to be perpendicular to the direction ...
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From his convective heat transfer experiments , Krause ( 51 ) found values of 1.15 W / mK and 2100 kg / mø for the thermal conductivity and the density of the deposit , respectively . These values agree with the values reported in this ...
From his convective heat transfer experiments , Krause ( 51 ) found values of 1.15 W / mK and 2100 kg / mø for the thermal conductivity and the density of the deposit , respectively . These values agree with the values reported in this ...
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3.3 Removal Removal rates are usually considered to increase with deposit thickness and with fluid shear stress at the surface , the latter depending on the square of the velocity . Nevertheless , since high velocities tend to originate ...
3.3 Removal Removal rates are usually considered to increase with deposit thickness and with fluid shear stress at the surface , the latter depending on the square of the velocity . Nevertheless , since high velocities tend to originate ...
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Scale Formation During Nucleate Boiling A Review | 26 |
Change in Boiling Mechanism with Time | 33 |
Heat Transfer Models in the Presence of Deposit | 43 |
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