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Forced-convection subcooled critical heat flux. D$sub 2$O and H$sub 2$O coolant with aluminum and stainless steel heaters.

Du Pont de Nemours (E.I.) and Co., Aiken, S.C. (United States). Atomic Energy Div., D Knoebel, S Harris, B Crain, R Biderman

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Defines the critical heat flux for sub-cooled nucleate boiling, which can be used in optimization of fuel assembly design.

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Defines the critical heat flux for sub-cooled nucleate boiling, which can be used in optimization of fuel assembly design.

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Defines the critical heat flux for sub-cooled nucleate boiling, which can be used in optimization of fuel assembly design.

Key concepts: Subcooling, Coolant, Forced convection, Materials science, Aluminium, Heat flux, Thermodynamics, Convection

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