Determination of the Reference Temperature for a Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient in a Heated Tube Bank
The paper presents a theoretical analysis of heat transfer in a heated tube bank, based on the Nusselt number computation as one of the basic dimensionless criteria. To compute the Nusselt number based on the heat transfer coefficient, the reference temperature must be determined. Despite the value...
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oai:doaj.org-article:ef7ed4164d2240dd95939d62196603702021-11-25T16:31:36ZDetermination of the Reference Temperature for a Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient in a Heated Tube Bank10.3390/app1122105642076-3417https://doaj.org/article/ef7ed4164d2240dd95939d62196603702021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mdpi.com/2076-3417/11/22/10564https://doaj.org/toc/2076-3417The paper presents a theoretical analysis of heat transfer in a heated tube bank, based on the Nusselt number computation as one of the basic dimensionless criteria. To compute the Nusselt number based on the heat transfer coefficient, the reference temperature must be determined. Despite the value significance, the quantity has several different formulations, which leads to discrepancies in results. This paper investigates the heat transfer of the inline and staggered tube banks, made up of 20 rows, at a constant tube diameter and longitudinal and transverse pitch. Both laminar and turbulent flows up to <i>Re</i> = 10,000 are considered, and the effect of gravity is included as well. Several locations for the reference temperature are taken into consideration on the basis of the heretofore published research, and the results in terms of the overall Nusselt number are compared with those obtained by the experimental correlations. This paper provides the most suitable variant for a unique reference temperature, in terms of a constant value for all tube angles, and the Reynolds number ranges of 100–1000 and 1000–10,000 which are in good agreement with the most frequently used correlating equations.Stanislav KotšmídZuzana BrodnianskáMDPI AGarticleheat transferheat transfer coefficienttube bankforced convectionNusselt numberTechnologyTEngineering (General). Civil engineering (General)TA1-2040Biology (General)QH301-705.5PhysicsQC1-999ChemistryQD1-999ENApplied Sciences, Vol 11, Iss 10564, p 10564 (2021) |
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The paper presents a theoretical analysis of heat transfer in a heated tube bank, based on the Nusselt number computation as one of the basic dimensionless criteria. To compute the Nusselt number based on the heat transfer coefficient, the reference temperature must be determined. Despite the value significance, the quantity has several different formulations, which leads to discrepancies in results. This paper investigates the heat transfer of the inline and staggered tube banks, made up of 20 rows, at a constant tube diameter and longitudinal and transverse pitch. Both laminar and turbulent flows up to <i>Re</i> = 10,000 are considered, and the effect of gravity is included as well. Several locations for the reference temperature are taken into consideration on the basis of the heretofore published research, and the results in terms of the overall Nusselt number are compared with those obtained by the experimental correlations. This paper provides the most suitable variant for a unique reference temperature, in terms of a constant value for all tube angles, and the Reynolds number ranges of 100–1000 and 1000–10,000 which are in good agreement with the most frequently used correlating equations. |
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Determination of the Reference Temperature for a Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient in a Heated Tube Bank |
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Determination of the Reference Temperature for a Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient in a Heated Tube Bank |
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Determination of the Reference Temperature for a Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient in a Heated Tube Bank |
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Determination of the Reference Temperature for a Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient in a Heated Tube Bank |
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Determination of the Reference Temperature for a Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient in a Heated Tube Bank |
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determination of the reference temperature for a convective heat transfer coefficient in a heated tube bank |
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