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NE (NEEP) 520 - Two-Phase Flow and Heat Transfer

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520 Two-Phase Flow and Heat Transfer. I, Odd Yrs; 3 cr. Two-phase flow and heat transfer in engineering systems. Pool boiling and flow boiling. Phenomenological modeling. P: ME 361 or ChE 310 or equiv, ChE 320 or ME 364 or equiv.

Course Prerequisite(s)

Prerequisite knowledge and/or skills

Textbook(s) and/or other required material

M.L. Corradini, et al, Notes Written on Multiphase Flow and Heat Transfer, 1994 R.Reitz, Notes Written on Droplet Flow and Atomization T. Shedd, Notes Written on Annular Flow and Heat Transfer

Course objectives

This course is directed toward teaching the student about physical phenomena and specific models which can be used as an aid in understanding two phase flow and heat transfer. These physical processes can occur during plant operation and therefore are needed for the design and analysis of the combustion systems, nuclear reactors and heat transfer industrial processes.

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