17. Two simple correlations for nucleate flow boiling (subcooled and saturated) of water at 500 psia < P< 1000 psia are given by Jens-Lottes and by Thom-1966. These correlations in British units are: 4" /1.E6= Exp(4P/900)AT, / 60ª ġ" /1.E6=Exp(2P/1260)AT, / 72* where ġ" is in Btu/hr-ft, P is in psia, and T is in F. These correlations in SI units Jens-Lottes: sat Thom: %3D sat become: 4" /1.E6= Exp(4P/6.2)AT / 254 4" /1.E6= Exp(2P/8.7)AT / 22.7* Jens-Lottes: %3D sat Thom: %3D sat where ġ" is in W/m², P is in MPa, and T is in C. Use these correlations to com- pare the results with the Chen correlation for P = 800 psia, ATgat = 10 F, and steam quality equal to 0.1. %3D

17. Two simple correlations for nucleate flow boiling (subcooled and saturated) of water at 500 psia < P< 1000 psia are given by Jens-Lottes and by Thom-1966. These correlations in British units are: 4" /1.E6= Exp(4P/900)AT, / 60ª ġ" /1.E6=Exp(2P/1260)AT, / 72* where ġ" is in Btu/hr-ft, P is in psia, and T is in F. These correlations in SI units Jens-Lottes: sat Thom: %3D sat become: 4" /1.E6= Exp(4P/6.2)AT / 254 4" /1.E6= Exp(2P/8.7)AT / 22.7* Jens-Lottes: %3D sat Thom: %3D sat where ġ" is in W/m², P is in MPa, and T is in C. Use these correlations to com- pare the results with the Chen correlation for P = 800 psia, ATgat = 10 F, and steam quality equal to 0.1. %3D

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