Immersion chilling and freezing of a porous medium
An experimental apparatus, putting one face of a water-saturated glass bead bed in contact with a high-concentration (23% NaCl) aqueous freezant (the other face being insulated against heat and mass transfer), was constructed to simultaneous study heat and mass transfer at the product/solution inter...
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