boilingcondensation
Boiling condensation is a phenomenon that occurs during the process of boiling when vapor comes into contact with a surface that is significantly cooler than the saturation temperature of the vapor. This temperature difference causes the vapor to rapidly condense into liquid on the surface. While seemingly counterintuitive, as boiling implies vaporization, the presence of a cooler surface within the boiling environment can trigger condensation.
This process is often observed in heat exchangers, particularly in applications involving steam. For example, if
The rate of boiling condensation is influenced by several factors, including the temperature difference between the