Organizer :
Dr. Sergio Colle,
Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Federal University of Santa
Catarina,
P.O. Box 476-CEP 88040-900
Floriaópolis (SC), Brazil
Venue : LABSOLAR (Auditorium:
Ground Floor)
(Actual schedule will be informed at a later
date)
Time period :
June-July 2005 (Lecture time 24 hrs)
Audience :
Graduate students (Total: 15)
Instructor :
Dr.-Ing. Sameer Khandekar
Assistant Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology
Kanpur (UP) 208016, India
E-mail:
samkhan@iitk.ac.in
Web-site: www.sameerkhandekar.co.nr
v
INTRODUCTION (3 hours)
1. Introduction to
two-phase heat transfer technology
2. Industrial
applications of two-phase heat transfer
v INTERFACIAL PHENOMENA AND PHASE TRANSITIONS
(3 hours)
3. Interfacial
tension, wetting phenomenon and contact angles
4. Transport
effects, dynamic behavior of interfaces and phase stability
v
TWO PHASE FLOWS (4 hours)
5.
Introduction
to two-phase flows
6.
Homogeneous
flow model
7.
Separated flow
model
8.
Two-phase flow
instabilities
v
BOILING HEAT TERANSFER (4 hours)
9.
Introduction -
Homogeneous and heterogeneous nucleation
10.
Pool boiling/
Enhanced pool boiling
11. Convective flow
boiling and enhancement techniques
12.
Microscale
flow boiling
v
CONDENSATION HEAT TRANSFER (2 hours)
13.
External and
Internal condensation
14.
Dropwise and
film condensation
v
CONVENTIONAL HEAT PIPES (4 hours)
15. Introduction to
heat pipes and thermosyphons
16.
Conventional
heat pipe modeling techniques
v
PULSATING HEAT PIPES (4 hours)
17.
Introduction
to pulsating heat pipes
18. Experimental
techniques/ Modeling and design aspects
v In addition there will be an institute
talk titled “Emerging Importance of Microscale Heat transfer”.
