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TWO-PHASE FLOW AND BOILING OF AMMONIA IN HORIZONTAL SMOOTH TUBES

Thome, John Richard  
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da Silva Lima, Ricardo J.  
2011
Ammonia Refrigeration Technology - INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF REFRIGERATION

The lecture will address our experimental work on observing flow patterns and measuring heat transfer coefficients and two-phase pressure drops for evaporating ammonia flows in a horizontal tube over a range of mass fluxes and saturation temperatures. Some images of the flows will be presented to demonstrate several representative flow regimes. The measured results are discussed with respect to the influence of flow patterns and are also compared to some leading prediction methods. Ideas for future work on ammonia flow boiling are also addressed.

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conference paper not in proceedings
Author(s)
Thome, John Richard  
da Silva Lima, Ricardo J.  
Date Issued

2011

Subjects

Ammonia

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Horizontal

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Smooth Tube

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Flow Pattern

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Heat Transfer

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Pressure Drops

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Prediction Methods

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Evaporation

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Condensation

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Ammonia Refrigeration Technology - INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF REFRIGERATION

Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia

April 14-16, 2011

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April 12, 2011
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