Intensification of heat transfer to condensation is achieved by creating conditions for obtaining nucleic condensation (drops) and by reducing the thickness of the condensation film in the case of film condensation.
The appearance and maintenance of nucleic condensation can be determined by coating the heat exchange surface with hydrophobic materials.
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Intensification of heat transfer to condensation is achieved by creating conditions for obtaining nucleic condensation (drops) and by reducing the thickness of the condensation film in the case of film condensation.
The appearance and maintenance of nucleic condensation can be determined by coating the heat exchange surface with hydrophobic materials.
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