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Convective instability in liquid pools heated from below
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1971
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EngineeringLiquid-liquid FlowFluid MechanicsGas-liquid FlowLiquid PoolsConvective Heat TransferFluid PropertiesMixed ConvectionNumerical SimulationTransport PhenomenaThermodynamicsNatural ConvectionHydrodynamic StabilitySurface TensionBuoyancy EffectsMultiphase FlowHeat TransferExperimental MethodFluid-solid InteractionThermal EngineeringThermo-fluid Systems
The linear hydrodynamic stability analysis of liquid pools heated from below combining surface tension and buoyancy effects as presented by Nield (1964) is confirmed by experiment for a series of silicone oils. The experimental method used is an adaptation of the Schmidt–Milverton technique, in which the stability limit is located by the change of slope in the plot of heat flux versus temperature drop across the liquid pool.
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