Rohsenowtype
Rohsenowtype is a term used in the field of heat transfer to describe a specific type of boiling heat transfer regime. It is characterized by nucleate boiling that transitions into film boiling. This transition occurs as the heat flux increases, leading to a significant increase in the temperature difference between the heating surface and the fluid.
In nucleate boiling, bubbles form and detach from nucleation sites on the heating surface. As the heat
However, as the heat flux continues to climb, the bubble generation becomes so intense that the bubbles
The term "Rohsenowtype" is often associated with the empirical correlations developed by Warren M. Rohsenow to