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Calculation problem of heat transfer coefficient of boiling surface in tube, what is the coefficient a in the formula

2017-12-05View Original

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The refrigerant is R134a, and the evaporation temperature is t0=2℃. According to the book, if the heat flux density qi>4000, the heat transfer coefficient = (57.8?a?qi0.6?gm0.2)/di0.2. So what is the a coefficient of R134a? What table to look for?
Reply #22017-12-05
Don't you think you are lazy? Since you can’t type out the formula clearly, you should arrange it in Word and then make it into a picture and post it. What is your attitude?
Reply #32017-12-05
Sorry, this is my first time posting. I don’t understand. I entered it using a mobile app. I didn’t know it would look like this. I re-enter
Reply #42017-12-05
Go directly to the book content. Want to find the coefficient a of R134a
Reply #52017-12-05
Can't post the photo, please try again
Reply #62017-12-06
This post was last edited by wiseboy on 2017-12-6 08:55. We all use software to calculate. Just select 134a, and all other software will calculate it.

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