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Abstract
The experimental data on the superfluid helium flow in a U-shaped channel filled with a monodisperse backfill at a certain length is considered in this paper. The entire channel is immersed in a volume of superfluid helium. A flat heater is located in one end of the channel. When the heat load is applied, a vapor plug is formed in the channel. The column of superfluid helium begins to fluctuate in size with a constant amplitude and frequency. On the basis of the video recording of experiments, the dependence of the coordinate of the interfacial surface on time was plotted, and a qualitative analysis of heat and mass transfer processes is performed.
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1 Low Temperature Department, National Research University “Moscow Power Engineering Institute”, 14 Krasnokazarmennaya, Moscow, 111250 Russia