Experimental research of thermal variations at sudden expansion of supersonic steam flow
Abstract
Temperature effects evolving at discharge of supersonic steam flow into exhaust nozzle of large section are described. It is stated that in exhaust nozzle can evolve both local supercooling and local overheating of steam during which temperature exceeds temperature before nozzle in
5–10 °C. Hypothesis is offered explaining this unusual phenomenon.
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2017-01-31
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