Dynamics of propagation of a self-sustained evaporation front on the flat and cylindrical heaters

The paper presents the results of experiments on freons R21 and R114 and their mixtures. The variation range of volatile component concentration is 0

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Experiments
Free convection
Front velocity
Interface stability
Physics
Propagation
Propagation velocity
Stainless steels
Steel tubes
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