A Study of Flashing Phenomena Under Different Depressurization Speeds
Liang Hong Zhao
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Liang Hong Zhao
Abstract
The flashing phenomena of low temperatured liquid under sudden depressurization is examined. In the experiment, liquid Nitrogen is used as a test liquid. Orifices of different diameters are used to study the flashing phenomena under different depressurization speeds with test pieces being used as heating surface.
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The flashing phenomena of low temperatured liquid under sudden depressurization is examined. In the experiment, liquid Nitrogen is used as a test liquid. Orifices of different diameters are used to study the flashing phenomena under different depressurization speeds with test pieces being used as heating surface.
Key concepts: Flashing, Cabin pressurization, Liquid nitrogen, Body orifice, Mechanics, Materials science, Environmental science, Engineering