The rewetting or quench temperature is the temperature of a hot solid surface at which a
liquid can reestablish contact with the dry surface. An estimation of this temperature is …

Since the second edition of Liquid-Vapor Phase-Change Phenomena was written, research
has substantially enhanced the understanding of the effects of nanostructured surfaces …

The present understanding of critical heat flux (CHF) in subcooled flow boiling with water is
reviewed and fusion reactor component high-heat flux (HHF) requirements are outlined. This …

Minimum film boiling temperature (T MFB) is a crucial parameter in post-critical heat flux
(CHF) condition by determining the collapse of stable vapor film on overheated surface …

Surface effects in boiling heat transfer have been studied with particular emphasis on the
role of surface roughness (measured by CLA) and surface energy (measured by contact …

This is the second of a two-part series of papers which presents the experimental results of a
parametric series of liquid nitrogen chilldown tests of a stainless steel tube. Whereas the first …

In order to provide the optimized chilldown strategy for a cryogenic transport line, a study on
pulse flow chilldown was conducted. A comparison between continuous flow and pulse flow …

The present investigation focusses on the rewetting of a vertical tube bottom flooded by
alumina dispersed water nanofluids. Emphasis is on the estimation of the apparent rewetting …

A transient flow quench experiment was conducted to investigate the reflood heat transfer of
a Cr-layered vertical tube, which is considered to be the most promising candidate for an …

Closure models for transient cryogenic quench flow boiling heat transfer prediction are
finding significant attention to support the design of energy-efficient, cost-effective, and …