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<p>Direct application of two-phase heat transfer in the liquid cooling of electronic components in fluorinated hydrocarbons (FC-72), is severely inhibited by the excessive amount of superheat required to initiate nucleate boiling. This phenomenon is well documented. To experimentally study the effects of nucleate pool boiling, a test chamber was constructed. This chamber utilized a substrate with nine chips on it and a platinum wire of 0.05 mm diameter. The wire was progressively heated to produce a plume of increasing intensity. A study was made of the effects of the boiling wake from the wire on the heat transfer from the chips.
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<br>Subjects: Nucleate boiling; Heat; Transmission</div>
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Arata, Frank A.</div>
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