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Pool boiling heat transfer coefficient of monoethylene glycol (MEG),  diethylene glycol (DEG) and water ternary mixtures has been experimentally  measured up to heat flux 114 kW/m2 at various volumetric concentrations of  MEG and DEG. As expected, heat transfer coefficient was strongly taken as a  direct function of heat flux. Existing well-known correlations are shown to  be unable to predict the acceptable values for the tested ternary mixtures,  particularly at different concentrations of MEG and DEG. Furthermore, a new  modified correlation is developed on the basis of the Stephan - Preußer  correlation that predicts the values of heat transfer coefficients with  absolute average error of about 7% that is reasonable and acceptable values  in compare to other existing correlations

Development of a new correlation for estimating pool boiling heat transfer coefficient of MEG/DEG/water ternary mixture