International Journal of Multiphase Flow
 2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijmultiphaseflow.2008.06.004
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Transient analysis of boiling heat transfer in periodic drying out miniature pools

Sauro Filippeschi
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Giacomo Salvadori
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“…They found that the Rohsenow correlation is one of the most accurate among those assessed. Filippeschi and Salvadori [49] analyzed the transient boiling heat transfer regime in a two-phase thermosyphon system using the FC72 as working fluid.…”
Section: Evaporation Heat Transfer: Analysis Of Phenomena and Experim...mentioning
confidence: 99%

Two-phase closed thermosyphons: A review of studies and solar applications

Jafari
1
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Franco
2
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Filippeschi
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et al. 2016
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
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“…They found that the Rohsenow correlation is one of the most accurate among those assessed. Filippeschi and Salvadori [49] analyzed the transient boiling heat transfer regime in a two-phase thermosyphon system using the FC72 as working fluid.…”
Section: Evaporation Heat Transfer: Analysis Of Phenomena and Experim...mentioning
confidence: 99%

Two-phase closed thermosyphons: A review of studies and solar applications

Jafari
1
,
Franco
2
,
Filippeschi
3
et al. 2016
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
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Comparison between miniature periodic two-phase thermosyphons and miniature LHP applied to electronic cooling equipment

Filippeschi
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2011
Applied Thermal Engineering
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Applying a novel extra-low temperature dedicated outdoor air system in office buildings for energy efficiency and thermal comfort

Han
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Lee
2
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Jia
3
2016
Energy Conversion and Management
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