Micro-Nano Scale Surface Coating for Nucleate Boiling Heat Transfer: A Critical Review
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Enhancement of Nucleate Boiling Heat Transfer: Overview
2.1. The Transition from Nucleate Boiling Heat Transfer (NBHT) to Film Boiling (FB)
2.2. Critical Heat Flux (CHF)
2.3. Heat Transfer Coefficient (HTC/h)
3. Surface Coatings for Boiling Heat Transfer Enhancement
3.1. Nanoparticle Coatings: Metals and Ceramics
3.2. Wettability: Hydrophobic and Hydrophilic Coatings
3.3. Micro-Scale Coatings
3.4. Carbon Based Nanoparticles Coatings
4. Conclusions and Future Recommendations
- Despite the significant improvements in nucleate pool boiling heat transfer performance mainly through newly developed micro-nano coating materials and techniques, industrial application is still not practical. Emphasis should be given to durability and cost improvements of these nano-coatings, which are the main constraints for their industrial and practical implementations.
- Research should be conducted in order to identify the root cause of the physical mechanism of failure of these nano-coated surfaces, and to how to overcome them.
- Novel manufacturing techniques need to be studied to ensure the cost-effectiveness of nano-coatings and surfaces.
- Hybridization of different techniques should be applied to study the possibilities of enhanced heat transfer results such as a combination of nanoparticles on the microstructured porous coating, and the hybrid of microporous and hydrophilic coatings.
- Surfaces developed at lab scale for NBHT need to be applied and tested under their practical applications. In addition, applications of such passive performance enhanced surfaces need to be explored to make their use more attractive for other applications such as water harvesting, self-cleaning in remote areas, aerospace applications, and heat tubes.
- Although highly efficient methods have been reported in the literature, there is a lack of techno-economic studies for these techniques. Likewise, further studies also need to be carried out on corrosion, erosion and adhesion aspects of these nano-coating materials and techniques for NBHT application.
- A standardized lifetime test needs to be developed for performance assessment to make an easy comparison of these nano-coatings techniques and materials.
Author Contributions
Funding
Conflicts of Interest
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Passive Techniques | Active Techniques |
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Treated Surfaces | Mechanical Aids |
Rough Surfaces | Surface Vibration |
Extended Surfaces | Fluid Vibration |
Displaced Enhancement Devices | Electrostatic Fields |
Swirl Flow Devices | Injection |
Coiled Tubes | Suction |
Surface Tension Devices | Jet Impingement |
Additives for Liquids | |
Additives for Gases | |
Compound Enhancement | |
Two or more passive and active techniques that are employed together. |
S. No | Substrate | Type of Nanoparticles | Preperation Techniques | Working Fluid | Enhancement | Ref. |
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1 | Nickel wires | Silica nanoparticles | Layer by layer (lbl) assembly method | Water | 100% | [110] |
2 | Cu plate | Al2O3 | Nanofluid boiling | Water | Enhanced | [111] |
3 | Cu | TiO2 | Nanofluid boiling | Distilled water | HTC by 38% | [112] |
4 | Cu | Al, Cu, Ag and diamond particles | Dipping and backing | FC-72 | Enhancement: up to 4.5 times in HTC and 2 times in CHF | [113] |
5 | Platinum | Diamond | DOM coating | FC-72 | ≃100% CHF enhancement | [114] |
6 | Cu plate | ZrO2 | Nanofluid boiling | Water | Enhanced | [115] |
7 | Stainless stell disk | ZnO | Electrophoretic deposition | ZnO-propylene | 200% | [103] |
8 | untreated rectangular heater | Al2O3 | Nanofluid boiling | Water | 32% | [116] |
9 | Nicr wire | SiO2 | Nanofluid boiling | Water | Enhanced by 3 times | [85] |
10 | Aluminum and copper | Cu, Al, bronze, and corundum particles | Plasma sprayed coating | Freon | Max. Enhancement up-to 32% | [117] |
12 | Small horizontal tube with diameter 4 to 6.5 mm | Al2O3 | Boiling nanofluid | Water | Enhanced | [65] |
13 | Pt Wire And Heater(Square) | Al2O3 | Nanofluid Boiling | Water | CHF By 200% | [84] |
14 | Cu machined surface and polished surface | Al2O3 | Nanofluid Boiling | water | Enhancement up-to: 7% in CHF, and 37% in HTC | [118] |
15 | Cu surface | Cu-Al2O3 | Electrochemical deposition | DI water | Enhancement up-to: 68% in CHF, and 260% in HTC | [109] |
16 | Cu surface | GO and Cu particles coating | Screen printing and electrodeposition | water | Enhancement up-to: 1.8-fold in CHF, and 2.4-fold in HTC | [119] |
17 | Cu surface | Micro-nanostructured surfaces | Femtosecond laser processing | N-pentane | Enhancement up-to: 60% in CHF, and 300%in HTC | [120] |
18 | Cu surface | TiO2 nanoparticles film | Electron beam evaporation method | R134a | HTC increased by 87.5% | [121] |
19 | Cu surface | SiO2 nanoparticles film | Electron beam evaporation technique | water | HTC increased by 80% | [122] |
20 | Cu surface | Cu-TiO2 nanocomposite | Electrocodeposition | DI water | CHF increased up to 92% | [109] |
21 | Flat Stainless steel surface | Al2O3 nanoporous surface | Electrophoretic deposition | Pure SES36 fluid | Maximum HTC increased by 76.9% | [123] |
S. No | Substrate | Coating Material | Coating Technique | Nature (Hydrophilic/Hydro-Phobic) | Ref. |
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1 | Heating surface | Nickel with polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) particles | Electrolytic nickle coating with PTFE particles | Hydrophobic | [134] |
2 | Ni Wires of 0.25 mm | PAH/SiO2 | Layer by layer assembly method | Hydrophilic, hydrophobic and super hydrophobic | [110] |
3 | Stainless-steel foil | Polydimethylsiloxane-silica coating | Pulsed Nd: YAG laser | Biphilic (hydrophobic/superhydrophilic patterns) | [129] |
4 | Sapphire substrate | SiO2 nanoparticles and monolayer thickness fluoro silane | Layer by layer deposition | Hydrophilic and hydrophobic matrices | [136] |
5 | Cu substrate | Teflon layer (hydrophobic), TiO2 (hydrophilic) | Hydrophobic: photolithography. Hydrophilic by two step process: layer by layer self-assembly and liquid phase deposition | Hydrophobic, hydrophilic and mixed hydrophobic/hydrophilic | [125] |
6 | Stainless-steel | Silicon oxide and silicon carbide | Pulsed Nd: YAG laser | Hydrophobic and superhydrophobic patterns | [137] |
7 | Copper | Fe-Doped Al2O3-TiO2 Composite | Spray coating | Hydrophilic | [138] |
8 | Glass | Octadecyltrichlorosilane (OTD) to add hydrophobic layer | Immersion in ots mixture | Hydrophilic and hydrophobic | [139] |
9 | Copper | Cuprous and cupric oxides | Using alkali solution | Hydrophilic surfaces | [140] |
10 | TiO2 | Photo-induced wettability | Ultraviolet light irradiation | Enhanced wettability | [141] |
11 | Metal tube | FeCrAl and Cr | Direct current magnetron sputtering | Hydrophilic and superhydrophilic | [142] |
S. No | Substrate | Coated Material | Geometry | Coating Technique | CHF | Ref. |
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1 | Tin | Metallic copper foam | V shaped grooved metallic foam with porosity of 0.95 and thickness 2 and 4 mm. | Binding by Welding | Enhancement of CHF 1.5 times and HTC 3 times. | [162] |
2 | Porous structure of cu particles | Cu particles of 250 µm to 400 µm | Uniform Thick porous structures and pillars porous structures | Sintering | CHF 450 W/Cm2, 3 times higher to corresponding plain surface. And HTC 3 times higher | [163] |
3 | Al And Cu | ZnO | ZnO Nanostructured on Substrate | Micro Reactor-Assisted-Nanomaterial-Deposition (MAND) | CHF: 82.5 W/Cm2, 3.5 Times Enhancement | [164] |
4 | Silicon | Cu and Si | Nanowires on Cu and Si Substrate | Electroplating and Etching | CHF: 192 And W/Cm2, Enhanced By 100%. | [43] |
5 | Copper | Cu Particles | Porous coating of Cu particles on Cu Substrate | Brazing | CHF: 2.1-fold | [165] |
6 | Cu | Cu Particles | Micro-porous coating | Sintering | CHF: 4.5 Times Higher | [53] |
7 | Cu | Cu Particles | Hierarchical micro-porous structures | - | CHF Enhancement: 412% | [166] |
8 | Si | Diamond Particles | Diamond Based Micro-Porous coating on Si Heater | Diamond-Omega Bond-Acetone (DOA) Coating | 47 W/Cm2, up to 60% Enhancement. | [167] |
9 | Cu | Alumina | Porous alumina coating in a mini channel | Spray pyrolysis coatings | 28.3% enhancement in heat flux | [168] |
11 | Cu Chip | - | Porous Layers on micro-channelsFins Top | Two step electrodeposition process | Up-to 3250 KW/m2 | [169] |
12 | Cu | Al2O3-TiO2 | Nanostructured porous surface | Facile hot-dip galvanizing/dealloying process | CHF and HTC increased by 52.39% and 44.11%. | [138] |
13 | Cu | Porous graphite | Porous surface with pores ranges from 1 to 100 µm. | - | Enhanced HTC by 57% and CHF 15% | [170] |
14 | Cu | Porous coating | Porous coating on copper fin top | Electrodeposition | Maximum CHF enhancement of 270% | [7] |
15 | Stainless steel foil | micro-cavities | Multi-scale micro-cavities (0.2 to 10 µm) | Laser-processed | HTC increased by 3.7 factor | [171] |
16 | Cu | Cu micro particles | Micro-nano bi-porous surface | Hydrogen bubble template deposition method | HTC increased by 4.8 times | [172] |
17 | Si | Boron nitride | Film coating | Spray coating | Maximum HTC enhancement of 160% | [173] |
18 | Cu tube | Ag particles | Porous coating | Powder flame spraying technique | Maximum HTC increased by 2 times | [174] |
S. No | Material | Geometry | Experimental Working Fluid | Manufacturing Techniques | Heat Transfer Enhancement Compared To Untreated Surface | Ref. |
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1 | CNT | CNT growth on microchannel | Pf5060 and deionized water | CVD | 100% | [189] |
2 | MWCNT | 9 µm and 25 µm height and nano diameter | Pf-5060 | CVD | 25–28% | [191,192] |
3 | CNT, Aln, Sic On Cu | Porous Cu–CNT–AlN and Cu–CNT–SiC composite coatings | R134a | By mechanical alloying and cold gas dynamic spraying | Heat transfer enhancement ratio: 2.83 times and 2.52 times respectively. | [199] |
4 | CNT | Si surfaces coated with CNT | FC-72 | PECVD | CHF By 1.5 times and HTC by 400% | [200] |
5 | CNT and Cu particles | CNT and sintered Cu particles coated on Cu substrate | Deionized water, segregated hydrofluoroether, Hfe-7300 | Sintering (for cu particles) | Max. CHF enhancement by 45% | [201] |
6 | MWCNTs | MWCNT On Si And Cu Substrate | FC-72 | PECVD | CHF 18.1 W/Cm2, up-to 0.75% | [193] |
8 | CNT | CNT forest of 3 to 10 µm. | Water | CVD | Up-To 100% CHF enhancement | [188] |
9 | SWCNT on stainless steel substrate | 296, 613,845 and 1432 nm with roughness up to 9.76 nm | Deionized water | SWCNT film adhesion | 55% Increase in CHF but HTC decreased a little (due to roughness decreased). | [187] |
10 | Cu And graphene | Electrodeposited Graphene On Cu | - | graphene solution (electrochemically obtained) coated on a copper chip | HTC Increased By 82% | [202] |
11 | Graphene, Sic layers | Graphene, Sic, deposited On Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) surface | FC-72 | Graphene: Rta Sic: PECVD | Up-to 90% | [203] |
12 | Indium tin oxide (ITO) | Untreated surface, deposition of graphene layer on ito and deposition silicon carbide (SiC) particles on ITO | FC-72 | - | Enhancement with respect to untreated ITO: graphene layer 9% and Sic: 42% | [204] |
13 | CNT | CNT on Cu substrate | De-mineralized water | HFCVD | CHF enhancement by 38% | [182] |
14 | GO | Film on Cu substrate | distilled water | Dip coating | Enhancement in HTC and CHF by 47% and 42%, respectively. | [195] |
15 | Reduced GO | Coating on Ni-wire | Water-rGO | NBHT | HEC enhancement up-to 245% | [205] |
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Khan, S.A.; Atieh, M.A.; Koç, M. Micro-Nano Scale Surface Coating for Nucleate Boiling Heat Transfer: A Critical Review. Energies 2018, 11, 3189. https://doi.org/10.3390/en11113189
Khan SA, Atieh MA, Koç M. Micro-Nano Scale Surface Coating for Nucleate Boiling Heat Transfer: A Critical Review. Energies. 2018; 11(11):3189. https://doi.org/10.3390/en11113189
Chicago/Turabian StyleKhan, Shoukat A., Muataz A. Atieh, and Muammer Koç. 2018. "Micro-Nano Scale Surface Coating for Nucleate Boiling Heat Transfer: A Critical Review" Energies 11, no. 11: 3189. https://doi.org/10.3390/en11113189