Correlations for the dryout heat flux for sodium in tube and grid bundles have been developed based on experimental results and analytical considerations. The main feature of these correlations is that they are derived from thermal, hydrodynamic, and geometrical parameters. These parameters are the subcooling, the inlet and outlet vapor quality, the mass flow rate, the latent heat of vaporization, and the aspect ratio. The correlation proposed for tube geometries is developed from a data base of 170 data points compiled from 11 sources, and the correlation for flow through rod bundles is derived from the results of 13 tests.