The Enhancement of Nucleate Boiling by Foam
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Boiling heat transfer provides the highest heat transfer rates of any           mode of heat transfer.  To keep up with new applications, there is a            need to find ways and means of increasing the heat transfer rates that          can be accommodates by boiling.  The investigation sets forth an                attempt to enhance boiling.  The basic idea is to boil in a foam; the           underlying principle being to keep the surface wet with a liquid film           of minimum thickness.  Thin films have, in the past, been shown to              yield increased boiling heat transfer.  The research will be directed           to a proof of concept.
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