How does heat flux depend on excess temperature in the nucleate boiling regime?
How does heat flux depend on excess temperature in the nucleate boiling regime?
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In the nucleate boiling regime there is the inverse relationship between excess temperature and heat flux i.e the increase in excess temperature reduces the heat flux in the nucleate boiling regime.
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