Calculate the maximum heat flux attainable in nucleate boiling with saturated water at 2 atm pressure in
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Calculate the maximum heat flux attainable in nucleate boiling with saturated water at 2 atm pressure in a gravitational field equivalent to one-tenth that of the earth.
GIVEN
- Nucleate boiling with saturated water
- Pressure = 2 atm
- Gravitational field = 1/10 that of earth
ASSUMPTIONS
- Steady state conditions
- Nucleate pool boiling
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Principles of heat transfer
ISBN: 978-0495667704
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Authors: Frank Kreith, Raj M. Manglik, Mark S. Bohn
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