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Heat Transfer, Flow Instability, and Critical Heat Flux For Water in a Small Tube At 200 psia
From Abstract: Report discussing "the effects of developing two-phase flow regimes in a constant-pressure drop system are shown in recorded traces from a fast-response flow transducer: the mass velocity decreases and transfer-surface superheat increases with increasing steam quality."
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