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The melting characteristics of a horizontal ice cylinder immersed in an immiscible liquid were investigated both experimentally and analytically. A clear cylindrical ice layer formed around a horizontal cooling tube with a coaxial outer heated tube was melted in oil as the test immiscible liquid in the annulus between the ice and outer tube. Both the melting behavior of ice and the flow patterns of the immiscible liquid were observed under a variety of outer wall temperature conditions. In the analysis, two boundary layers were introduced for both the melt water film and ambient liquid, respectively. It was found from the experiments that the tendency of the mean Nusselt number changes clearly at Ra = 10 6 , which corresponds to the temperature condition T 0 = 12.0 °C. This analysis might be used to estimate the melting char acter istics of such a system dur ing the initial stage of low temper atur e conditions.

Author

Masahiko Yamada; Shoichiro Fukusako; Taku Ogawa; Mettawee Eman-Bellah Sayed

Publisher

John Wiley and Sons; Wiley (John Wiley & Sons); Scripta Technica; Wiley (ISSN 0096-0802)

Published

1998

Language

EN