NASA NTRS · 19840009459
Vapor-liquid phase separator studies
Abstract
Porous plugs serve as both entropy rejection devices and phase separation components separating the vapor phase on the downstream side from liquid Helium 2 upstream. The liquid upstream is the cryo-reservoir fluid needed for equipment cooling by means of Helium 2, i.e Helium-4 below its lambda temperature in near-saturated states. The topics outlined are characteristic lengths, transport equations and plug results.
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Yuan, S. W. K., Lee, J. M., Kim, Y. I., Hepler, W. A., Frederking, T. H. K.. 1983-10-01. Vapor-liquid phase separator studies. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840009459
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