Considering the basic heat transfer rules of superfluid helium and the phase diagram of helium, pressure effects on heat transfer to HeII are especially studied. If the bath pressure is less than -Pressure (P ), special peak heat flux density relations are shown to correlate bath pressure, hydrostat
Influence of porous coatings on heat transfer in superfluid helium
✍ Scribed by Yanzhong Li; Yuyuan Wu; Ingrid Arend; Klaus Lüders; Udo Ruppert
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1994
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 583 KB
- Volume
- 34
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0011-2275
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✦ Synopsis
Different types of porous materials as surface coatings on samples (RhFe wire) are investigated at Hells and HeIIp in respect to their influences on the heat transfer. Experimental results of measurements on samples with and without coatings are presented. Wires covered with capillary filter plates as well as a mixture of gypsum and alumina abrasive show higher (up to 3.5 times) peak and recovery heat flux densities than those of the comparable bare wire at Hells. They show an increasing tendency of heat flux density with decreasing bath temperature at Hells similar to those at Hellp. A discussion of the results is also given in the' paper.
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