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Effects of Nano and Microsurface Treatments on Boiling Heat Transfer: Theoretical and experimental investigations,Used
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This work investigates the flow boiling heat transfer in microchannels with the aim of developing compact cooling systems which can be adapted to miniaturized power components. Nano and microsurface treatments were used as innovative techniques to improve the heat transfer performance as well as to delay the intermittent dryout. Initially,poolboiling experiments were performed to highlight the impact of nanocoatings on nucleateboiling mechanisms. It was observed that the surface wettability modified by nanoparticle deposition had significant effects on the boiling processes. Afterwards, a second experimental campaign was conducted to investigate the flow boiling in a microchannel with nanocoated and microstructured samples. These studies highlighted the impacts of surface wettability and of micropatterning on twophase flow patterns, pressure drop and heat transfer coefficient. In particular, significant enhancements in heat transfer coefficient and in intermittent dryout were obtained with micro structured samples.
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