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Space cryogenics components based on the thermomechanical effect - Vapor-liquid phase separation

Abstract

Applications of the thermomechanical effect has been qualified including incorporation in large-scale space systems in the area of vapor-liquid phase separation (VLPS). The theory of the porous-plug phase separator is developed for the limit of a high thermal impedance of the solid-state grains. Extensions of the theory of nonlinear turbulent flow are presented based on experimental results.

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Yuan, S. W. K., Frederking, T. H. K.. 1989-10-01. Space cryogenics components based on the thermomechanical effect - Vapor-liquid phase separation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900024053

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