A publication by Kurul and Podowski (1990) could be of help, as they modeled nucleate boiling and wall flux partitioning source terms.

You may use VOF model of ANSYS Fluent. VOF model will facilitate you to observe the volume fractions of water and vapor during the phenomenon. And of course, don't forget to add correct surface tension coefficient to model the phenomenon accurately.

I have one...

Dear Santim,

Would you please kindly send it to me.

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Thanks

Look for these Ansys Fluent 13.0 tutorials:

- Horizontal Film Boiling

- Modeling Nucleate Boiling Using ANSYS FLUENT

It may help.

Dear freinds,

Thank you all!

I dont have access to the article proposed by Moises Romero.

could you please send it to me?

Thank you,

Kind regards,

Dadvand

hi abdolrahman dadvand ,

I enclose here a liquid evaporation problem case,data and mesh files. please ones go through it, I hope it will helpful.

regards

S Shukla