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Experimental study on the correlation between bubble heat transfer coefficient and pressure oscillation frequency in the bubbling regime of steam jet

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PROGRESS IN NUCLEAR ENERGY
Volume 161, Issue -, Pages -

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PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.pnucene.2023.104757

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Heat transfer coefficient; Bubble condensation; Pressure oscillation frequency; Artificial neural network

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This work investigates direct contact condensation of steam-water in vertical upward and downward directions, with a focus on bubble condensation pressure oscillation frequency and heat transfer coefficient. The study finds that there is a positive correlation between the steam mass flux, water subcooling degree, bubble heat transfer coefficient, and pressure oscillation frequency in both directions. An artificial neural network model is proposed to accurately predict the bubble heat transfer coefficient, providing a convenient method for obtaining the coefficient of heat transfer.
Direct contact condensation of steam-water is widely applied in the industrial and food fields. In this work, the bubble condensation pressure oscillation frequency and heat transfer coefficient in vertical upward and downward directions are studied. The steam mass flux range is 22.12-50.13 kg m- 2 s-1, and the water subcooling degree is 20-40 K. The bubble heat transfer coefficient and the pressure oscillation frequency have a positive correlation in the two steam jet directions. The mechanism of the positive correlation is analyzed. An artificial neural network model is proposed to calculate the bubble heat transfer coefficient. The proposed model can accurately predict the bubble heat transfer coefficient with correlation coefficient R2 = 0.97, which provides a convenient path for obtaining the coefficient of heat transfer.

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