The pressure drop oscillation in a boiling channel system was analyzed by using a lumped parameter model in which the pressure drop characteristics was described by a third order equation of the flow rate. The momentum equation in the boiling channel system was thus reduced to a Van der Pol equation. The limit cycle and the period of the pressure drop oscillation obtained from the Van der Pol equation agreed qualitatively with experimental results
The (two-phase) flow instabilities are observed in nuclear power systems, ranging from low- pressure...
Although two-phase flow instabilities are attributed to be one of the impediments for achieving high...
A study of non-linear stability analysis using co-dimension two (i.e., two free parameters being var...
The instabilities in a two-parallel-channel forced-convection boiling upward flow system have been i...
This work has theoretically studied the steady state and transient characteristics of an electricall...
An experimental study on geysering was carried out in an R-113 forced flow boiling system. The effec...
In this paper a linear model is presented that is suitable to define the stability limits of boiling...
Oscillating rates of flow in a boiling channel — An experimental study. Study of oscillating-type in...
In general, two-phase flow phenomena can be described based on the one-dimensional conservation laws...
Pressure-drop and density-wave oscillations which are the most common kinds of two-phase flow oscill...
Thermalhydraulic systems operating under low pressure and low flow conditions are susceptible to flo...
High heat transfer rates at reasonably low temperature differences can be obtained by utilizing a bo...
In the paper the model of pressure-drop oscillations has been proposed. The model was based on the i...
AbstractTwo-phase pressure drop, flow instability and boiling regime identifications are an essentia...
Experiments of the pressure drop instability of flow boiling with FC-72 in 8 parallel rectangle micr...
The (two-phase) flow instabilities are observed in nuclear power systems, ranging from low- pressure...
Although two-phase flow instabilities are attributed to be one of the impediments for achieving high...
A study of non-linear stability analysis using co-dimension two (i.e., two free parameters being var...
The instabilities in a two-parallel-channel forced-convection boiling upward flow system have been i...
This work has theoretically studied the steady state and transient characteristics of an electricall...
An experimental study on geysering was carried out in an R-113 forced flow boiling system. The effec...
In this paper a linear model is presented that is suitable to define the stability limits of boiling...
Oscillating rates of flow in a boiling channel — An experimental study. Study of oscillating-type in...
In general, two-phase flow phenomena can be described based on the one-dimensional conservation laws...
Pressure-drop and density-wave oscillations which are the most common kinds of two-phase flow oscill...
Thermalhydraulic systems operating under low pressure and low flow conditions are susceptible to flo...
High heat transfer rates at reasonably low temperature differences can be obtained by utilizing a bo...
In the paper the model of pressure-drop oscillations has been proposed. The model was based on the i...
AbstractTwo-phase pressure drop, flow instability and boiling regime identifications are an essentia...
Experiments of the pressure drop instability of flow boiling with FC-72 in 8 parallel rectangle micr...
The (two-phase) flow instabilities are observed in nuclear power systems, ranging from low- pressure...
Although two-phase flow instabilities are attributed to be one of the impediments for achieving high...
A study of non-linear stability analysis using co-dimension two (i.e., two free parameters being var...