1968
DOI: 10.1016/0016-0032(68)90032-x
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Development and evaluation of transfer functions for nucleate, transition and film boiling

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“…Manson (129) has postulated a periodic, nonuniform heat transfer mechanism in film boiling and has supported his theory with an analog computer simulation. In a rather unique study, Peterson et al (161) developed transfer functions for the nucleate, transition, and film boiling regimes. These transfer functions relate small increments of heater surface temperature to a power input for heater elements immersed in liquid.…”
Section: Film Boiling Models and Correlationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Manson (129) has postulated a periodic, nonuniform heat transfer mechanism in film boiling and has supported his theory with an analog computer simulation. In a rather unique study, Peterson et al (161) developed transfer functions for the nucleate, transition, and film boiling regimes. These transfer functions relate small increments of heater surface temperature to a power input for heater elements immersed in liquid.…”
Section: Film Boiling Models and Correlationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Water level in the cell is controlled simply by interfacing a capacitive proximity switch with a normallyopen solenoid valve to meter flow of heated make-up water, and does not interact with the other components of the control system.The Surface Temnerature Control SystemThe temperature of the boiling surface of the copper heating block is one of the controlled variables for the boiling experiment. Since minimal instabilities are encountered in this boiling study, adequate control is maintained throughout the experiment with a standard PID controller, rather than the complex systems needed for control of classical pool boiling studies that utilize surface temperature as the control variable[12][13][14][15].As previously mentioned, the temperature of the heater surface is calculated from the readings of three thermocouples positioned within the heater block in proximity to the boiling surface. To facilitate control of surface temperature, the control software interfaces with the data A schematic of the interface between the data acquisition and process control systems.acquisition system and the temperature controller.…”
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