Abstract
The effect of the coolant vapor quality on the rewetting process in bottom flooding has been experimentally studied. The flow visualization showed that when the coolant vapor quality was greater than about 1%, a completely different flow pattern was noted from that observed when the coolant had no vapor quality. For a given test condition, an increasing vapor quality was accompanied by an increasing rewetting velocity. The results from the experiment are discussed in terms of the deduced heat transfer coefficient distribution and rewetting temperature.
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