Corrosion Reviews, Volumes 11-13Scientific Publications Division, Freund Publishing House, 1993 |
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Page 38
... tube ( b ) experienced no measurable fouling , the fouling resistances of the plain tube are higher than those of tubes ( d ) and lower than those of tubes ( a ) and ( c ) . However , it should be noted that the excess surface required ...
... tube ( b ) experienced no measurable fouling , the fouling resistances of the plain tube are higher than those of tubes ( d ) and lower than those of tubes ( a ) and ( c ) . However , it should be noted that the excess surface required ...
Page 99
... tube . A preliminary treatment of the copper tube was done . First fouling and oxide film on the surface of the copper tube was removed . Next , the surface was cleaned by Ar + ion sputtering in magnetron sputtering ion - plating ...
... tube . A preliminary treatment of the copper tube was done . First fouling and oxide film on the surface of the copper tube was removed . Next , the surface was cleaned by Ar + ion sputtering in magnetron sputtering ion - plating ...
Page 101
... tube . The Reynolds number of cooling water ranged from 2x104 to 20x104 . 3.3 . Experimental Results Steady dropwise condensation of steam was formed on the new alloy surface . The heat transfer coefficient curves and the heat flux for ...
... tube . The Reynolds number of cooling water ranged from 2x104 to 20x104 . 3.3 . Experimental Results Steady dropwise condensation of steam was formed on the new alloy surface . The heat transfer coefficient curves and the heat flux for ...
Contents
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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