Heat transfer to boiling water forced through a uniformly heated tube /

An electrically heated, horizontal, Type 347 stainless steel tube was used to obtain local coefficients of heat transfer in the region of net steam generation. The maximum weight fraction evaporated was 0.60. The investigation covered a range of pressure from 45 to 200 psia, of heat fluxes from 50,000 to 250,000 Btu/(hr)(sq ft), and of flow rates from 70 to 280 lb/(sec)(sq ft).At heat of title: Argonne National Laboratory."November 1954."Thesis (M.S.)--Illinois Institute of Technology, 1954.Includes bibliographical references.Bibliographical references: p 56-57.An electrically heated, horizontal, Type 347 stainless steel tube was used to obtain local coefficients of heat transfer in the region of net steam generation. The maximum weight fraction evaporated was 0.60. The investigation covered a range of pressure from 45 to 200 psia, of heat fluxes from 50,000 to 250,000 Btu/(hr)(sq ft), and of flow rates from 70 to 280 lb/(sec)(sq ft).Operated by The University of ChicagoMode of access: Internet