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Abstract
The work provides description of a new test bench for the cooling efficiency of a working area with a high energy density using a two-component dispersed coolant flow. The pneumatic atomizer design and a scheme of the working area, cooled by a two-component dispersed flow are described. A measurement method of the working area wall temperature is proposed. Arrays of primary test data are obtained for coolant operating parameters p water = 2, 0·105 Pa, p air = 1, 6·105 Pa, G water = 0, 042 kg/c; G air = 1, 6·10−3 kg/c.
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1 General Physics and Nuclear Fusion Department, National Research University “Moscow Power Engineering Institute”, 14 Krasnokazarmennaya Street, Moscow, Russia