Boiling Heat Transfer-Role of Numerical Simulations
MAE Distinguished Lecturer Series
Featuring Vijay K. Dhir, Ph.D.
Dean and Professor, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
The Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science
UCLA
Location: California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (Calit2) Auditorium
Free and open to the public
Abstract:
Boiling is a very efficient heat removal process and as such is utilized in many energy conversion and electronic cooling processes. Because of the complexity of the process, we have mostly relied in the past on empirical correlations. In this presentation, progress that has been made recently in resolving the phenomenon through numerical simulations will be described. A special emphasis will be placed on delineation of the phenomenon under reduced gravity conditions.
Share
Upcoming Events
-
EECS Seminar: Steering Diffusion Models for Generative AI, From Multimodal Priors to Test-Time Scaling
-
MAE 298 SEMINAR: Hypersonic Viscous Aerothermochemistry - External Aerothermodynamics and Scramjet Fuel-Air Mixing
-
CBE 298 Seminar: Finding Catalysts of Gut Reactions - The Gut Microbiota in Disease Onset and Treatment
-
CEE Seminar: Confirming a Critical Foundation of Global Warming - Direct Observational Evidence from Space of the Impact of CO2 Growth on Infrared Spectra
-
CBE 298 Seminar: Teaching Transport Phenomena Through Observation - From Einstein’s Tea Leaves to Dissolving Skittles