What is the phenomenon called when a liquid undergoes phase change to vapor without bubble formation in a clean container? |
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Fill in the blank: The pressure of vaporization inside a bubble must exceed that in the surrounding liquid due to ______ acting on the liquid-vapor interface. |
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True or False: In nucleate boiling, bubbles form rapidly on the surface of the heating wire at low excess temperature. |
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False. Bubbles begin to form on the surface of the wire as the excess temperature increases. |
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Riddle: I rise from a heated surface, detach, and float away, increasing heat transfer but requiring a threshold temperature. What am I? |
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What type of condensation occurs when the liquid does not wet the surface, resulting in random drops? |
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Fill in the blank: The boiling crisis occurs when the heat transfer is facilitated by ______ through the vapor film. |
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True or False: Film condensation offers lower heat transfer resistance compared to dropwise condensation. |
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False. Film condensation offers significant heat transfer resistance compared to dropwise condensation. |
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What is the relationship between the film Reynolds number and the flow condition of the condensate film? |
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If Ref ≤ 30, the film remains laminar; if 30 < ref="" />< 1600,="" it="" remains="" laminar="" but="" with="" waves;="" if="" ref="" ≥="" 1600,="" the="" film="" becomes="" /> |
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Riddle: I am a transition where nucleate boiling turns to film boiling, increasing thermal resistance. What am I? |
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What does the Jacob number account for in the context of heat transfer during condensation? |
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It accounts for the ratio of sensible heat to latent heat in the heat transfer process. |
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