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Cryogenics: Two phase process modeling by FEA

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slava74

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Hi,
I need an advise from somebody with experience in Cryo FEA, preferably worked in ANSYS enviroment: how to model two phase (liquid-gas) process and bubble formaton near the conductive surfaces.
Is there in the web a reference to go through?

Thanks
 
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