Gas‐cooled reactors, particularly those utilising helium as a coolant, rely on natural convection and associated heat transfer processes to maintain safe and efficient operational temperatures.

Evaporative convection in liquid‐gas systems is a complex phenomenon driven by the interplay between evaporation, interfacial temperature gradients and the resulting density contrasts.

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