Nuclear Science and Engineering / Volume 70 / Number 2 / May 1979 / Pages 119-126
Technical Paper / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NSE79-A19644
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Minimum film boiling temperature data obtained on 19- and 25-mm-diam spheres quenched in subcooled water are used to establish a relationship between the temperature of the hot molten material and the subcooled liquid for the occurrence of coherent thermal interactions. This relationship is then used to explain the various kinds of interactions observed in laboratory scale experiments conducted with molten tin, aluminum, steel, and glass.