饱和液氮爆发沸腾实验与传热机理分析

瞬态高热流加热下饱和液氮会发生爆发沸腾,而对于该过程的特殊传热机理因素,目前还没有相关的深入研究和分析。本文基于实验,在总结沸腾传热机理研究成果的基础上,重点分析了饱和液氮爆发沸腾过程中以汽泡群形态实现热量传递的特殊之处,并进行了理论模拟验证。结果表明,汽泡群内部众多汽泡所发生的破裂收缩行为,会释放潜热并形成热流,成为爆发沸腾独特的传热机理影响因素。     

Experimental investigation of flow boiling heat transfer enhancement under ultrasound fields in a minichannel heat sink

Ultrasound is considered to be an effective active heat transfer enhancement method, which is widely used in various fields. But there is no clear understanding of flow boiling heat transfer characteristics in micro/mini-channels under ultrasonic field since the studies related are limited up to now. In this paper, a novel minichannel heat exchanger with two ultrasonic transducers inside the inlet and outlet plenum respectively is designed to experimentally investigate the impacts of ultrasound on flow boiling heat transfer enhancement in a minichannel heat sink. Flow visualization analyses reveal that ultrasound can promote rapid bubble motion, bubble detachment from heating wall surface and thereby new bubble generation, and decrease the length of confined bubble. Furthermore, the flow boiling experiments are initiated employing working fluid R141b at different ultrasonic parameters (e.g., frequency, power, angle of radiation) and heat flux under three types of ultrasound excitations: no ultrasound (NU), single inlet ultrasound (IU), inlet and outlet ultrasound (IOU). The results indicate that ultrasound has obvious augmentation effects on flow boiling heat transfer even though the intensification effects will be limited with the heat flux increases. The higher ultrasonic power, the lower ultrasonic frequency and the higher ultrasonic radiation angle, the better intensification efficiency. The maximum enhancement ratio of h_ave in the saturated boiling section reaches 1.88 at 50 W, 23 kHz and 45° under the experimental conditions. This study will be beneficial for future applications of ultrasound on flow boiling heat transfer in micro/mini-channels.     

一个新的核态沸腾汽泡动力学模型

本文在经典汽泡动力学理论基础上，提出了描述汽泡生长过程的综合界面模型．本模型的核心在于汽泡内部的热力学过程的详细分析及汽液界面的传热、传质过程的详细描述．并对汽泡生长过程进行了模拟计算，给出了动力学控制阶段的时间范围．本模型对汽泡生长、汽膜发展的理论分析及数值模拟提供了良好的基础．     

Investigation of contact line dynamics under a vapor bubble at boiling on the transparent heater

The paper presents the results of an experimental study of dynamics of vapor bubble growth and departure at pool boiling, obtained with the use of high-speed video recording and IR thermography. The study was carried out at saturated water boiling under the atmospheric pressure in the range of heat fluxes of 30?150 kW/m². To visualize the process and determine the growth rates of the outer bubble diameter, microlayer region and dry spot area, transpa-rent thin film heater with the thickness of 1 μm deposited on sapphire substrate was used in the experiments, and video recording was performed from the bottom side of the heating surface. To study integral heat transfer as well as local non-stationary thermal characteristics, high-speed infrared thermography with a frequency of up to 1000 FPS was used. High-speed video recording showed that after formation of vapor bubble and microlayer region, dry spot appears in a short time (up to 1 ms) under the vapor bubble. Various stages of contact line boundary propagation were ob-served. It was shown that at the initial stage before the development of small-scale perturbations, the dry spot propaga-tion rate is constant. It was also showed that the bubble departure stage begins after complete evaporation of liquid in the microlayer region.     

Atomic dynamics of explosive boiling of liquid-argon films

Using molecular-dynamics simulation, we study the explosive boiling of thin liquid-argon films adsorbed on a metal surface. This process might be induced by heating the metal substrate by an ultra-fast laser. Upon sudden heating of the metal to temperatures well beyond the critical temperature of Ar, the film starts boiling. While thin films, with thickness below seven monolayers, fragment completely, in larger films only the near-surface Ar layers vaporize. The resulting vapor pressure drives the expansion of the remaining liquid overlayers. By monitoring the space and time dependence of the hydrodynamic variables density, pressure, and temperature, as well as the local thermodynamic state in the Ar sample, we obtain a detailed microscopic picture of the explosive boiling process. Finally, as a result of the fragmentation process, the abundance distribution of the clusters formed in the expansion follows a power-law distribution for cluster sizes m ≲ 10.     

纳米尺度下气泡核化生长的分子动力学研究

采用分子动力学方法模拟纳米尺度下液体在固体壁面上发生核化沸腾的过程,主要研究壁面浸润性对气泡初始核化过程和气泡生长速率的影响以及固-液界面效应在液体核化沸腾的能量传递过程中所起到的作用.研究结果发现：壁面浸润性越强,气泡在固壁处越容易核化.该结果与经典核化理论中“疏水壁面易于产生气泡”的现象产生了明显的区别.其根本原因是在纳米尺度下,固-液界面热阻效应不能被忽略.一方面,在相同的壁温下,通过增强固-液相互作用,可以显著降低界面热阻,使得热量传递效率提高,导致靠近壁面处的流体温度升高,气泡核化等待时间缩短,有利于液体沸腾核化.另一方面,气泡的生长速率随着壁面浸润性的增强而明显升高.当气泡体积生长到一定程度时,会在壁面处形成气膜,从而导致壁面传热性能恶化.因此,通过壁面的热流密度呈现出先增大后减小的规律.     

Explosive boiling of water induced by the pulsed HF-laser radiation

The surface evaporation and explosive boiling of water induced by the radiation of a nonchain pulsed HF laser are studied using piezoelectric acoustic pressure transducers. The evolution of pressure signals is studied and the relative contributions of thermal (photoacoustic) and evaporation mechanisms to these signals are determined for a wide range of the laser energy densities. A threshold of bulk explosive boiling with respect to laser pulse energy density (W ₀ = 0.23 J/cm²) is determined.     

系统变量对低温环境下超急速爆发沸腾的影响

本文以脉冲激光为热源,以高响应、高精度铂薄膜电阻为测温和加热元件,进行了低温工质(液氮)超急速爆发沸腾的实验研究。利用显微放大摄影系统对不同工况的沸腾过程进行了拍照,发现不同系统变量:如试件表面状况、激光参数对低温工质(液氮)超急速爆发沸腾行为有着重要的影响。     

Surface topography of ultrashort laser-irradiated CaF2

A single-crystal CaF₂ (111) was irradiated with single and multiple laser (Ti:sapphire, 800 nm, 25 fs) shots at fluences ranging from 0.25 to 1.5 J cm^?2. In this fluence regime, a single laser pulse usually leads to typical bump-like features ranging from 200 nm to 1.5 μm in diameter and 10–50 nm in height. These bumps are related to compressive stresses due to a pressure build-up induced by fast laser heating and their subsequent relaxation. When CaF₂ is irradiated with successive (in our case 20) shots at a laser fluence of 1.5 J cm^?2, nanocavities at the top of the microbumps are observed. The formation of these nanocavities is regarded as an explosion and is attributed to the explosive expansion generated by shock waves due to laser-induced plasma after the nonlinear absorption of the laser energy by the material. Such kinds of surface structures at the nanometre scale could be attractive for nanolithography.     

Low-temperature growth of SnO2 film prepared by XeCl excimer laser MOD process

A SnO₂ film has been prepared by an excimer laser metal organic deposition (ELMOD) process using an XeCl laser. The effects of the laser fluence, shot number, and the pretreatment temperature of the Sn acetylacetonate (Sn-acac) on the crystallization of the SnO₂ film were investigated by X-ray diffraction and infrared spectroscopy. When the MO spin-coated film preheated at room temperature on a Si substrate was irradiated by the laser at a fluence of 100 mJ/cm² and at a repetition rate of 10 Hz for 5 min, a crystallized SnO₂ film was successfully obtained without heat treatment. At a fluence of 260 mJ/cm², the highest crystalline film was formed. On the other hand, when the amorphous SnO₂ film was irradiated by the laser at 260 mJ/cm², the crystallinity of the SnO₂ film was improved. SnO₂ films were also prepared by conventional thermal MOD in a temperature range from 300 to 900 °C. The crystallinity of the SnO₂ films prepared by the ELMOD process at room temperature was higher than that of the films prepared by heating at 900 °C for 60 min. PACS 81.15.Fg; 81.15.-z; 81.16.Mk; 82.50.Hp; 73.61.Le     

Photoluminescence and energy transfer processes in rare earth ion doped oxide thin films with substrate heating

Tm-Er codoped amorphous aluminum oxide thin films were prepared by pulsed laser deposition. Broadband photoluminescence in the wavelength region of 1400-1700 nm comprised of two emissions at around 1532 and 1620 nm was observed. PL performance was investigated as a function of the substrate-heating temperature. Possible energy transfer processes involved in the heat treatment were discussed and nonradiative decay rates were evaluated, by comparing the inverse of measured lifetimes with the calculated radiative decay rates. Our results suggest that Tm-Er codoped Al₂O₃ thin film might be potential candidate as broadband light sources and amplifiers.     

Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Bubble Nucleation in Explosive Boiling

Molecular dynamics （MD） simulation is carried out for the bubble nucleation of liquid nitrogen in explosive boiling. The heat is transferred into the simulation system by rescaling the velocity of the molecules. The results indicate that the initial equilibrium temperature of liquid and molecular cluster size affect the energy conversion in the process of bubble nucleation. The potential energy of the system violently varies at the beginning of the bubble nucleation, and then varies around a fixed value. At the end of bubble nucleation, the potential energy of the system slowly increases. In the bubble nucleation of explosive boiling, the lower the initial equilibrium temperature, the larger the size of the molecular cluster, and the more the heat transferred into the system of the simulation cell, causing the increase potential energy in a larger range.     

Bistable heating of solid samples immersed in liquid helium

A bistable heating of samples is found in liquid helium. Using the strong temperature dependence of the no-phonon doublet of the ⁴ T ₁(G) ⁶ A ₁(S) emission of the ZnSe:Cr⁺ centre, the temperature can be determined in the excited volume. Temperature jumps of about 5 K are recorded. The cause for the bistable crystal heating lies in the transition from the nucleate boiling to the film boiling state of the helium. In this process, the heat transfer is drastically reduced and thus the sample is further heated.     

Scanning tunneling microscopy study of growth of Pt nanoclusters on thin film Al2O3/NiAl(1 0 0)

The growth of Pt nanoclusters on thin film Al₂O₃ grown on NiAl(1 0 0) was studied by using scanning tunneling microscopy (STM). The samples were prepared by vapor depositing various amounts of Pt onto the Al₂O₃/NiAl(1 0 0) at different substrate temperatures in ultra high vacuum (UHV). The STM images show that sizeable Pt nanoclusters grow solely on crystalline Al₂O₃ surface. These Pt clusters appear to be randomly distributed and only a few form evident alignment patterns, contrasting with Co clusters that are highly aligned on the crystalline Al₂O₃. The size distributions of these Pt clusters are rather broader than those of the Co clusters on the same surface and the sizes are evidently smaller. With increasing coverage or deposition temperature, the number of larger clusters is enhanced, while the size of the majority number of the clusters remains around the same (0.4 nm as height and 2.25 nm as diameter), which differs drastically from the Pt clusters on γ-Al₂O₃/NiAl(1 1 0) observed earlier. These Pt cluster growth features are mostly attributed to smaller diffusion length and ease to form stable nucleus, arising from strong Pt-Pt and Pt-oxide interactions and the peculiar protrusion structures on the ordered Al₂O₃/NiAl(1 0 0). The thermal stability of Pt nanoclusters was also examined. The cluster density decreased monotonically with annealing temperature up to 1000 K at the expense of smaller clusters but coalescence is not observed.     

Numerical Investigation of Heat Transfer Characteristics of scCO2 Flowing in a Vertically-Upward Tube with High Mass Flux

In this work, the heat transfer characteristics of supercritical pressure CO₂ in vertical heating tube with 10 mm inner diameter under high mass flux were investigated by using an SST k-ω turbulent model. The influences of inlet temperature, heat flux, mass flux, buoyancy and flow acceleration on the heat transfer of supercritical pressure CO₂ were discussed. Our results show that the buoyancy and flow acceleration effect based on single phase fluid assumption fail to explain the current simulation results. Here, supercritical pseudo-boiling theory is introduced to deal with heat transfer of scCO₂. scCO₂ is treated to have a heterogeneous structure consisting of vapor-like fluid and liquid-like fluid. A physical model of scCO₂ heat transfer in vertical heating tube was established containing a gas-like layer near the wall and a liquid-like fluid layer. Detailed distribution of thermophysical properties and turbulence in radial direction show that scCO₂ heat transfer is greatly affected by the thickness of gas-like film, thermal properties of gas-like film and turbulent kinetic energy in the near-wall region. Buoyancy parameters Bu < 10⁻⁵, Bu* < 5.6 × 10⁻⁷ and flow acceleration parameter K_v < 3 × 10⁻⁶ in this paper, which indicate that buoyancy effect and flow acceleration effect has no influence on heat transfer of scCO₂ under high mass fluxes. This work successfully explains the heat transfer mechanism of supercritical fluid under high mass flux.     

Experimental Investigation of Subcooled Vertical Upward Flow Boiling in a Narrow Rectangular Channel

Accurate models for the onset of nucleate boiling, density of active nucleation sites (N_a), bubble departure size (D_d), and departure frequency (f_d) are essential to the success of computational fluid dynamics analysis of two-phase thermal-hydraulics involving subcooled flow boiling in nuclear reactor systems. This work presents an experimental study of subcooled flow boiling in a vertical upward narrow rectangular channel that mimics the flow passage in the plate fuel assembly of boiling water reactors. The experiments are conducted over a range of mass flux (G = 122–657 kg/m²s), inlet subcooling (ΔT_sub = 4.7–33.3?C), and heat flux (q″ = 1.7–28.9 W/cm²). Based on the experimental data, empirical correlations are developed for the prediction of onset of nucleate boiling, N_a, D_d, and f_d for given flow conditions. These correlations are valid in the nucleate boiling regime when the wall superheat is less than 12°C and can be incorporated in the computational fluid dynamics codes to enable more precise simulation of subcooled flow boiling heat transfer and two-phase flow in nuclear energy applications.     

Possible Mechanism for Formation of Nonwettable “Dry Spots” on a Heated Surface during Nucleate Pool Boiling: II. Feedwater Stop Regime

The problems of simulation of heterogeneous nucleate pool boiling on a horizontal surface on the ascending branch of the boiling curve from the formation of a steam lens (SL) to the boiling crisis are considered. The proposed hypothesis provides in a number of cases a logically consistent interpretation of experiments and outlines the organizational principle of transferring the wall–liquid–steam system into the regime of nonwettable “dry spot” formation. The model includes the following types of nucleate boiling: (a) cyclic boiling with the contact line reverse to the bubble bottom center and bubble departure from the surface (at low heat flux q and the contact angle θ < 90°); (b) single steam bubble conversion into a steam lens, i.e., local film boiling with the possibility of spreading of a single “dry spot” at the variation of the contact angle θ ≥ 90°, and substantial growth of the departure diameter D_d and SL lifetime τd; (c) formation of a single steam cluster of four SLs at a given pressure, the liquid underheating, and the average wall overheating.     

Fourier and Wavelet Transform Analysis of Pressure Signals during Explosive Boiling

The transient pressure in a liquid-pool during explosive boiling of acetone is measured by a micro-pressure-measuring system. The Fast Fourier transform and continuous wavelet transform methods are applied to investigate the frequency characteristics. The results show that the dominant frequency of the explosive boiling is 0-2 MHz, and the bubble cluster formed by numerous tiny bubbles departs twice. Analysis and discussions are also conducted to explain the bubble evolution during the explosive boiling.     

厚度不均对纳米多孔镀层发热极限及熔毁失效的影响

采用纳米多孔膜可以实现新型的具有极高热流密度的薄液膜沸腾相变传热。在薄液膜沸腾的基础研究中,通过在纳米多孔膜表面加工纳米级别厚度的铂镀层实现加热和测温。通过扫描电镜观察,发现实验样品残骸表面有“河流”状形貌形成,结合元素分析推断铂镀层局部发生热熔。本文对铂镀层进行简化并建立电网络模型,计算并分析了铂镀层局部厚度不均对整体发热极限及熔毁失效的影响。分析结果表明,镀层厚度的不均,将会使镀层在达到极限热流密度后,极易出现“河流”状熔毁,使镀层永久失效;而厚度更加均匀的铂镀层,有助于获得更高的极限热流密度。     

退火气压对Bi3.25La0.75Ti3O12铁电薄膜的微观结构和铁电性能的影响

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