The Proceedings of the Thermal Engineering Conference
Online ISSN : 2424-290X
2007
Session ID : E131
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E131 The height and temperature effects on the Leidenfrost's phenomenon with hastelloy
Satoshi YoshidaSatoshi SomeyaKoji Okamoto
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The interaction phenomena of one drop impinging on a hot surface at around Leidenfrost temperature have been experimentally investigated. In this experiment, especially the effect of released position on the droplet behavior was analyzed with high speed camera at 5000 frame per second. A large influence on the Leidenfrost phenomena of hastelloy and several materials was summarized. It has been observed that with increasing the droplet falling height, evaporation time of the droplet was decreased. At a certain droplet falling height and surface temperature, a droplet jet extraction phenomenon has been observed. Because of the vaporization at the first impact of the droplet bottom, the vaporization pressure attack top of the droplet, then the jet has been extracted from top of the droplet. At higher droplet falling distance and temperature, the jet extraction phenomenon does not occur, since the droplet has higher impact moment.
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© 2007 The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
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