... of h/D on Nusselt number, friction coefficient and performance factors: h/D stands for height ratio for protrusion, while it stands for depth ratio for dimple 191 5.4 Normalized friction ... 1998; Quadrio and Ricco, 2004; Ricco and Wu, 2004; Xu and Huang, 2005; Ricco and Quadrio, 2008; Yudhistira and Skote, 2011) have been done on this topic to examine the performance and possible ... in corrugated channel, solid lines stand for ξ and dashed lines stand for η 125 3.28 The drag difference ΔD at different Reτ and S when α → 130 3.29 Effects of phase...
... the flow rate, and L is the length of channel No slip boundary condition (2.13) for velocity and constant heat flux boundary condition (2.14) for temperature are imposed at the upper and lower walls: ... need to be validated and tested for grid independence before employing to calculate for the flow over the corrugated and dimples/protrusion surface 2.4.1.1 DNS Six test runs for the smooth flat parallel ... between our DES and DNS results This implies that our DES method can correctly capture key features of turbulence, and is suitable for investigation of drag reduction andheattransfer enhancement...
... -0.5 Y (a) Y (b) 2 v’ for corrugated plate w’2 for corrugated plate v’ for flat plate w’ for flat plate v’ for corrugated plate w’ for corrugated plate v’2 for Flat plate w’ for Flat plate v’ , ... fast and slow fluid in the wide and narrow portions (viscous term in Eqs 3.17 and 3.18) becomes stronger due to the smaller physical distance between the wide and narrow portions Thus, the viscous ... turbulent channel flow: ΔD = Cf − Cf Cf where Cf stands for corrugated channel and Cf stands for flat channel Note that positive ΔD means drag increase, and conversely negative ΔD means drag reduction...
... (2.25) and (2.26) All these factor ratios are calculated in order to quantitatively assess the performances such as the pressure loss Cf /Cf andheattransfer capacity N u/N u0 for different heattransfer ... (h/D=10%) Figure 4.8 shows the pressure loss andheattransfer capacity for Case (h/D = 10%, Table 4.1) For Case 2C (Dz = 0%), the heattransfer ratio 151 Performance ratio Cf/Cf0 of symmetric dimple ... heattransfer 4.4.2 Mean characteristics of drag andheattransfer Since Case has higher heattransfer characteristics than Case 2, we shall examine in greater details the various sub-cases for...
... performance factors for protrusions (d) performance factors for dimples Figure 5.3: Effect of h/D on Nusselt number, friction coefficient and performance factors: h/D stands for height ratio for ... discussed 5.2.1 Hydrodynamic and thermal performance The normalized average friction ratio Cf /Cf , Nusselt number ratio N u/N u0 and performance factors (Ga/Ga0 and Gv/Gv0 ) for protrusions with various ... verify this finding and to ascertain what affects the location of the highest hydrodynamic and thermal factors, more computational runs were carried out for the flow andheattransfer over protrusion...
... -6.4648 4.4 Rate of heattransfer The rate of heattransfer at the wall i.e the heat flux in terms of Nusselt number Nu for different values of α and Kp are entered in Table The heat flux at the ... Panda J P Mass transfereffects on MHD flow andheattransfer past a vertical porous plate through a porous medium under oscillatory suction andheat source Int J Heat Mass Transfer 2009, 52, 5962-5969 ... technique and the effects of the pertinent parameters on the velocity, temperature, skin friction and the rate of heattransfer are discussed with the help of figures and tables Mathematical formulation...
... set for a flow Φt ∈ Ar (M ) and suppose that Λ is not rapid mixing Then there exists c > and C > such that for every α > 0, there exists β > and a sequence |bk | → ∞ such that for each k ≥ and ... could be arbitrarily slow On the other hand, exponential mixing is proved for the aforementioned restricted classes of Anosov flows and also for certain uniformly hyperbolic attractors with one-dimensional ... Stability of mixing and rapid mixing for hyperbolic flows ¨ ¨ By Michael Field, Ian Melbourne, and Andrei Torok* Abstract We obtain general results on the stability of mixing and rapid mixing (superpolynomial...
... Mass andHeatTransfer in Liquid Films Tubes and Boundary Layers 3.1 Convective Mass andHeatTransfer Equations and Boundary Conditions 3.1-1 Mass Transfer Equation Laminar Flows ... Fluxes and the Sherwood Number 3.1.6 HeatTransfer The Equation and Boundary Conditions 3.1-7 Some Methods of Theory of Mass andHeatTransfer 3.1-8 Mass andHeat ... MASS ANDHEATTRANSFER IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Topics in Chemical Engineering A series edited by R Hughes, University of Salford, UK Volume HEATAND MASS TRANSFER W PACKED BEDS by N Wakao and...
... mass andheattransfer Suitable references are provided in each chapter for further study andfor aid in the analysis of phenomena not treated herein in depth As a first course in mass andheat transfer, ... A and B): r = kCA CB Rate of heat transfer: Q = Ua (T1 − T2 ) Rate of mass transfer: arA = Km a CI − MCII A A The constitutive equations in Table 1.4 for the flux of heattransferand mass transfer ... transferand then to effectively translate this knowledge to the operation and design of mass andheattransfer equipment Develop the students’ molecular understanding of the mechanisms of mass and heat...
... Chapter Summary and Study Guide 337 Problems 338 HEATTRANSFERHeat 15 Getting Started inRate Equations Transfer: Modes, and Energy Balances 342 15.10 HeatTransfer Modes: Physical Origins and Rate ... Fundamentals of Heatand Mass Transfer (4ed, 2002) and Introduction to HeatTransfer (5ed, Wiley, 2002), and includes a number of features that will enhance your study of heattransfer However, ... systems in various forms Energy also can be converted from one form to another and transferred between systems For closed systems, energy can be transferred by work andheattransfer The total...
... includes 25 advanced and revised contributions, and it covers mainly (1) evaporation and boiling, (2) condensation and cooling, (3) heattransferand exchanger, and (4) fluid and flow The first ... Bangkok, Thailand, June 8-10, pp 367-372 22 Evaporation, Condensation andHeatTransfer Islam, K.M.S (2006) Heatand vapor transfer in tubular solar still and its production performance, PhD ... (we, wc and wp) and the humid air temperature and relative humidity fraction, Tha/RHha, for the first model and second one (Ahsan et al., 2010) 10 Evaporation, Condensation andHeat Transfer...
... B and C-stage cooling which are currently designated as film boiling, nucleate boiling and convective cooling, based on the cooling time-temperature and 50 Evaporation, Condensation andHeatTransfer ... nucleate boiling [NB], and convective heattransfer [CONV] with significantly varying heattransfer coefficients αFB (100 to 250 kW m-2 K-1); αNB (10 to 20 kW m-2 K-1), and αCONV (ca 700 W m-2 ... at the probe surface The images clearly show that the two heattransfer modes that combine boiling and forced convection (film boiling and nucleate boiling) may be subdivided The nucleate boiling...
... of the heater The boundary conditions: ∂Тh/∂x=0 for x=0 and x=Lh for a heater of finite length Lh correspond to the heater’s heat- insulated ends For an infinite heater, we have ∂Th⁄∂x = for x ... boiling and their expansion along the heat- transfer surface drastically affects the heat removal, leading to crash - overheating of the heater surface and to its destruction Dry spots formed in ... need for reliable prediction of the critical heat flux, whose excess leads to the complete draining of heat- releasing surface and uncontrolled heating Study of heattransfer during boiling and...
... Transient Convective Heatand Mass Transfer in Single and Two Phase Flows Int J Multiphase Flow J Eng Phys High Temperature Techn Phys Lett Thermophysics and Aeromechanics Int J Heat Mass Transfer Actual ... measured the bottom and bulk temperature, which allowed to determine the conditions of heattransfer 126 Evaporation, Condensation andHeatTransfer a) c) b) d) Fig Heattransfer apparatus: ... increase and fixed in time the heat flux density It was found that type of formed structure first of all depends on the heat flux density and duration of the process and the volume oil fraction and...
... condenser tube is a much better heattransfer surface At any tube 154 Evaporation, Condensation andHeatTransfer cross section with condensation, the local heat flux andheattransfer coefficient at ... However, separate models for the condensate film and vapor/noncondensable gas mixture are linked and solved simultaneously for the heatand mass transfer rates The heattransfer through the vapor/noncondensable ... the heattransfer coefficient for stratified, wavy and slug flowsfor methanol and acetone at atmospheric pressure By rotating the condenser tube, they measured the variation of the heat transfer...
... Condensation andHeatTransfer Δ Modelling the Thermo-Hydraulic Performance of Cooling Networks and Its Implications on Design, Operation and Retrofit Δ 201 202 Evaporation, Condensation andHeatTransfer ... Calculate K for valves and pipes Assume number of tubes (Nta) and calculate K forheat exchangers Calculate ΣKpipe, valve, Cx for each single branch Calculate K for network arrangement and Koverall-system ... Performance of Cooling Networks and Its Implications on Design, Operation and Retrofit 197 198 Evaporation, Condensation andHeatTransfer From heat balance determine V; estimate a value for...
... two heattransfer modes: convectionand radiation The division of superheaters into two types: convectionand radiant superheaters is based on the mode of heattransfer that is predominant In convection ... smoothtube heattransferand pressure drop, International Communications in Heatand Mass Transfer, Vol 24, No 6, pp 889 – 896 Oliver, D.R (1962) The effect of natural convection on viscous- flow heattransfer ... tubes for fully developed and developing flow with different types of inlet disturbances: Part II – 260 Evaporation, Condensation andHeatTransferheat transfer, International Journal forHeat and...