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Interfacial mass and heat transfer during evaporation. I. An experimental technique and some results with a clean water surface

Navon, U. and Fenn, J. B.
1971
AIChE Journal, 17(1): 131-136


Navon, U. and Fenn, J. B., (1971), "Interfacial mass and heat transfer during evaporation. I. An experimental technique and some results with a clean water surface", AIChE Journal, 17(1): 131-136.
Abstract:
A vacuum sweeper probe of a type introduced by previous investigators was evaluated for use in the study of heat and mass transfer during evaporation. A simple theory of the probe behavior was formulated and checked by experimental measurements over a substantial range of operating conditions. The results revealed that in the interpretation of experimental data the validity of some assumptions usually made is strongly dependent upon seemingly minor features of probe construction and operation. Errors as large as 200% were encountered when the gas flow distribution in the probe was not symmetrical.


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