I am looking for literature to aid me with the explanation and discussion of experimental results (saturated pool boiling of water at atmospheric pressure on copper surfaces) where a shift of the boiling curve towards lower superheats and a decrease of CHF were recorded; this trend was noted after the first onset of CHF. I am interested in literature that deals with the change of both the boiling process and surface characteristics (wettability, topography, chemistry etc.) after the first onset of CHF. Also, any literature about the (possible) shift of the boiling curve in repeated experiments on the same surface (as a consequence of CHF onset and transition to film boiling, where possible low-temperature annealing occurs) would be most welcome. So far, a search lasting several hours yielded no results.
Dear Matic,
I am interested in boiling heat transfer and I am in the process of collecting literature right now. So, you can check my research interest in my profile, maybe you can find some interesting research.
Best wishes,
Ayad
Dear Matic,
I have review papers regards boiling heat transfer using nanofluids you can check my research articles in my main page. Regards
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