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Heat and mass gas-to-solid coefficients associated with the vaporisation of water and some hydrocarbons from the surface of a porous, monolithic structure were experimentally established. The mass transfer results are correlated using Reynolds and Schmidt number and the length-to-diameter ratio. The data for heat transfer are correlated on the Nu-Re(d/L) plot. The experimental results can be used for design of afterburner reactors utilizing monolithic structures.
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