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1998
DOI: 10.1007/bf02919679
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Film condensation heat transfer on a vertical porous-layer coated plate

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“…Recently, a series of reports published by Renken's group [6][7][8][9] presented further experimental and modeling works on condensation heat transfer with a porous coating. Ma and Wang [10] investigated the same problem by considering the condensate stress force at the interface of the porous layer and the external condensate film. Actually, Notar [11] found early that a 6.0-m-long vertical tube with a 50% area density of 0.5-mm-diameter particles yielded a stem condensation heat transfer coefficient 17 times that predicted by the Nusselt equation for an equal-length tube.…”
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“…Recently, a series of reports published by Renken's group [6][7][8][9] presented further experimental and modeling works on condensation heat transfer with a porous coating. Ma and Wang [10] investigated the same problem by considering the condensate stress force at the interface of the porous layer and the external condensate film. Actually, Notar [11] found early that a 6.0-m-long vertical tube with a 50% area density of 0.5-mm-diameter particles yielded a stem condensation heat transfer coefficient 17 times that predicted by the Nusselt equation for an equal-length tube.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Xuehu Ma et al [11] extend their work to the case of film condensation on a vertical porous coated plate is investigated numerically for a porous/fluid composite system based on the dispersion effect in the porous coating. The mathematical model improves the conventional matching conditions by considering the stress force at the porous coating interface.…”
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