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Influence of ring size and location on flow topology, heat transfer structure and thermal efficiency in heat exchanger square channel placed with 30-degree inclined square ring

Author(s)
Boonloi, Amnart
Jedsadaratanachai, Withada
Date Issued
January 1, 2019
Type
Article
DOI
10.5098/hmt.13.28
Abstract
This paper presents the numerical investigations (finite volume method with SIMPLE algorithm) on flow structure, heat transfer behavior and performance assessment in heat exchanger square channel placed with 30o inclined square ring (ISR). The influences of ring size and placement on flow and heat transfer characteristics are considered for laminar flow region with the Reynolds number in the range around 100 – 2000. The purpose for the insertion of the ISR in the square channel is to induce the vortex flow and also increase the turbulent mixing. The numerical result reveals that the ring size and location have effects for the changes of the flow and heat transfer behaviors in the tested section. The present of the ISR in the tested section gives the maximum heat transfer rate around 8.13 times above the smooth square channel. In addition, the optimum thermal performance at similar pumping power or TEF is around 3.10.
Citation
Frontiers in Heat and Mass Transfer, 13, 2019
Subjects

Heat transfer

Numerical study

Nusselt number

Square ring

Thermal performance

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