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Liquid film flows are widely used in industrial applications and for example offer solutions for problems associated with the cooling of mechanical parts and electrical components where, for an optimum design of industrial devices, detailed knowledge about the different heat transfer phenomena in falling films is required. This chapter focuses on the three dominating aspects, such as • formation and development of quasi-regular metastable structures within the residual layer between large waves; • thermal-capillary breakdown of laminar-wavy falling film and • thermal entry length.

Heat Transfer Phenomena in Laminar Wavy Falling Films: Thermal Entry Length, Thermal-Capillary Metastable Structures, Thermal-Capillary Breakdown