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WallBoilingModels
17.5.16. WallBoilingModels
17.5.16.1. Overview
Theterm“subcooledboiling”isusedtodescribethephysicalsituationwherethewalltemperatureishighenoughtocauseboilingtooccuratthewalleventhoughthebulkvolumeaveragedliquidtemperatureislessthanthesaturationvalue.Insuchcases,theenergyistransferreddirectlyfromthewalltotheliquid.Partofthisenergywillcausethetemperatureoftheliquidtoincreaseandpartwillgeneratevapor.Interphaseheattransferwillalsocausetheaverageliquidtemperaturetoincrease,however,thesaturatedvaporwillcondense.Additionally,someoftheenergymaybetransferreddirectlyfromthewalltothevapor.ThesebasicmechanismsarethefoundationsofthesocalledRensselaerPolytechnicInstitute(RPI)models.
InANSYSFLUENT,thewallboilingmodelsaredevelopedinthecontextoftheEulerianmultiphasemodel.Themultiphaseflowsaregovernedbytheconservationequationsforphasecontinuity(Equation 17–119),momentum(Equation 17–120),andenergy(Equation 17–126).ThewallboilingphenomenonismodeledbytheRPInucleateboilingmodelofKurualandPodowski[190]andanextendedformulationforthedepartednucleateboilingregime(DNB)byLavievilleetal[200].
Thewallboilingmodelsarecompatiblewiththreedifferentwallboundaries:
isothermalwall,specifiedheatflux,andspecifiedheattransfercoefficient(coupledwallboundary).
Specificsubmodelshavebeenconsideredtoaccountfortheinterfacialtransfersofmomentum,mass,andheat,aswellasturbulencemodelsinboilingflows,asdescribedbelow.
Tolearnhowtosetuptheboilingmodel,pleaserefertoIncludingtheBoilingModel.
17.5.16.2. RPIModel
AccordingtothebasicRPImodel,thetotalheatfluxfromthewalltotheliquidispartitionedintothreecomponents,namelytheconvectiveheatflux,thequenchingheatflux,andtheevaporativeheatflux:
(17–274)
Theheatedwallsurfaceissubdividedintoarea
,whichiscoveredbynucleatingbubblesandaportion
,whichiscoveredbythefluid.
∙Theconvectiveheatflux
isexpressedas
(17–275)
where
isthesinglephaseheattransfercoefficient,and
and
arethewallandliquidtemperatures,respectively.
∙Thequenchingheatflux
modelsthecyclicaveragedtransientenergytransferrelatedtoliquidfillingthewallvicinityafterbubbledetachment,andisexpressedas
(17–276)
Where
istheconductivity,
istheperiodictime,and
isthediffusivity.
∙Theevaporativeflux
isgivenby
(17–277)
Where
isthevolumeofthebubblebasedonthebubbledeparturediameter,
istheactivenucleatesitedensity,
isthevapordensity,and
isthelatentheatofevaporation,and
isthebubbledeparturefrequency.Theseequationsneedclosureforthefollowingparameters:
∙AreaofInfluence
Itsdefinitionisbasedonthedeparturediameterandthenucleatesitedensity:
(17–278)
Notethatinordertoavoidnumericalinstabilitiesduetounboundempiricalcorrelationsforthenucleatesitedensity,theareaofinfluencehastoberestricted.Theareaofinfluenceislimitedasfollows:
(17–279)
Thevalueoftheempiricalconstant
isusuallysetto4,howeverithasbeenfoundthatthisvalueisnotuniversalandmayvarybetween1.8and5.ThefollowingrelationforthisconstanthasalsobeenimplementedbasedonDelValleandKenning'sfindings[77]:
(17–280)
and
isthesubcooledJacobnumberdefinedas
(17–281)
∙FrequencyofBubbleDeparture
ImplementationoftheRPImodelnormallyusesthefrequencyofbubbledepartureastheonebasedoninertiacontrolledgrowth(notreallyapplicabletosubcooledboiling)[64]
(17–282)
∙NucleateSiteDensity
Thenucleatesitedensityisusuallyrepresentedbyacorrelationbasedonthewallsuperheat.Thegeneralexpressionisoftheform
(17–283)
HeretheempiricalparametersfromLemmertandChawla[205]areused,where
and
.Otherformulationsarealsoavailable,suchasKocamustafaogullariandIshii[184]where
(17–284)
Here
Where
isthebubbledeparturediameterandthedensityfunctionisdefinedas
(17–285)
∙BubbleDepartureDiameter
Thedefaultbubbledeparturediameter(mm)fortheRPImodelisbasedonempiricalcorrelations[190]andiscalculatedas
(17–286)
whileKocamustafaogullariandIshii[184]use
(17–287)
with
beingthecontactangleindegrees.
17.5.16.3. Non-equilibriumSubcooledBoiling
WhenusingthebasicRPImodel,thetemperatureofthevaporisnotcalculated,insteaditisfixedatthesaturationtemperature.InordertomodeldifferentboilingregimeslikeDNBandcriticalheatflux,itisnecessarytoincludethevaportemperatureinthesolutionprocess.Thewallheatpartitionisnowmodifiedasfollows:
(17–288)
Here
isthediffusiveheatfluxofthevaporbubblephase,
isthevaporheattransfercoefficientbasedonturbulentwallfunctions.Thefunction
dependsonthelocalliquidvolumefractionwithsimilarlimitingvaluesastheliquidvolumefraction.Lavievilleetal[200]proposedthefollowingexpression:
(17–289)
Here,thecriticalvalueforthevaporfractionis
17.5.16.4. InterfacialMomentumTransfer
Theinterfacialmomentumtransfermayincludefourparts:
drag,lift,virtualmassandturbulentdriftforces(alldescribedinConservationEquations,InterphaseExchangeCoefficients,andTurbulenceModels.Inthewallboilingmodels,thevirtualmassforceismodeledusingthestandardcorrelationimplementedintheEulerianmultiphasemodelwithinANSYSFLUENT,whilespecificsub-modelshavebeenimplementedfordrag,lift,andturbulentdriftforces.Also,user-definedoptionsareavailableforbothdragandliftforces.
17.5.16.4.1. InterfacialArea
Theinterfacialareaisanimportantparameterforthedragandtheheattransferprocess.Fordispersedboiling,theinterfacialarea,basedonthediameterofthebubble,wouldbeenough.However,asbubblecoalescencetakesplace,thisneedstobemodified.Thefollowingoptionsareincluded:
(17–290)
(17–291)
(17–292)
17.5.16.4.2. InterfacialDragForce
TheinterfacialdragforceiscalculatedusingthestandardmodeldescribedinInterphaseExchangeCoefficients(anddefinedinthecontextoftheinterfacialareainEquation 17–290)isofthegeneralform
(17–293)
Wherethedragcoefficient
isdeterminedbychoosingtheminimumoftheviscousregime
andthedistortedregime
,definedasfollows:
(17–294)
Thebubblediameter
canbeaconstantvalue,aUDF,oracorrelationfunctionoflocalsubcooling
[190]:
(17–295)
17.5.16.4.3. InterfacialLiftForce
ThecoefficientfortheinterfacialliftforceiscalculatedusingthecorrelationproposedbyMoragaetal.[262]:
(17–296)
Where
.Theliftcoefficientcombinestheopposingactionoftwoliftforces:
theclassicalaerodynamicsliftforceresultingfrominteractionbetweenbubbleandliquidshear,andthelateralforceresultingfrominteractionbetweenbubbleandvortexesshedbybubblewakes.Here
isthebubbleReynoldsnumber,and
isthebubbleshearReynoldsnumber.
TheformulationproposedbyTomiyamaetal.[441]isalsoavailablewiththeliftcoefficientexpressedas
,where
(17–297)
and
(17–298)
where
isthebubbleReynoldsnumberand
(17–299)
istheEötvosnumber,with
asthegravitationalaccelerationand
thesurfacetensionnumber.
17.5.16.4.4. TurbulenceDriftForce
IntheANSYSFLUENTEulerianmultiphasemodel,thegeneralcorrelationforturbulencedriftforce(turbulentdispersion)isbasedonSimonin[351].DuetonumericalinstabilitiesthisforceisnowincludedintheRhie&Chowinterpolation[323]forthevolumefluxcalculations.Simonin’s[351]approachcanbealsousedfortheboilingmodel.However,forcompletenessoftheRPImodel,thedefaultfortheturbulentdriftforceisgivenby
(17–300)
Wheretheturbulentdispersioncoefficient
is,bydefault,setto1.0
17.5.16.5. InterfacialHeatTransfer
17.5.16.5.1. VaportoLiquidHeatTransfer
Asthebubblesdepartfromthewallandmovetowardsthesubcooledregion,thereisheattransferfromthebubbletotheliquid,thatisdefinedas
(17–301)
Where
istheinterfacialareadefinedbyEquation 17–291and
istheheattransfercoefficientbasedontheRanz-Marshallcorrelation[315]
(17–302)
17.5.16.5.2. SuperheatedLiquidtoVaporHeatTransfer
Theinterfacetovaporheattransferiscalculatedusingtheconstanttimescalereturntosaturationmethod[200].Itisassumedthatthevaporretainsthesaturationtemperaturebyrapidevaporation/condensation.Theformulationisasfollows:
(17–303)
Where
isthetimescalesettoadefaultvalueof0.05and
istheisobaricheatcapacity.
17.5.16.6. MassTransfer
17.5.16.6.1. MassTransferFromtheWalltoVapor
Theevaporationmassflowisappliedatthecellnearthewallanditisderivedfromtheevaporationheatflux,Equation 17–303
(17–304)
17.5.16.6.2. InterfacialMassTransfer
Theinterfacialmasstransferdependsdirectlyontheinterfacialheattransfer.Assumingthatalltheheattransferredtotheinterfaceisusedinmasstransfer(i.e.evaporationorcondensation),theinterfacialmasstransferratecanbewrittenas:
(17–305)
17.5.16.7. TurbulenceModels
Turbulencequantitiesdependonthemodelsselectedfortheproblem,i.e.Mixturemodel,DispersedModelorModelperphase.Fortheconventionalmixturek-epsilonmodels,twoadditionalte