埋管形式对水热式桥面融雪的影响

应用有限元程序建立了数值模型,利用有限差分法对稳态工况下的桥面融雪过程进行热力仿真分析,以山区温泉水为热流体介质研究了环境温度为-5℃、表面风速为2 m/s、水温为15℃条件下埋管间距、埋管深度对融雪过程中桥面温度分布及热流密度的影响规律.结果表明:埋管周围等温线分布较密,热流密度较大;埋管深度与埋管间距对桥面温度与热流密度分布的均匀性有较大的影响,较小的埋管深度与埋管间距有利于提高桥面表面温度并具有较大的热流密度,促进融雪进程和速率.综合考虑融雪效果、施工、经济性等多方面的因素,建议埋管深度为2cm,埋管间距为15cm.

埋管水热式融雪系统对桥面铺装结构的影响

为研究车辆荷载对埋入水热管桥面铺装层的影响,结合依托工程,采用有限元程序,建立了数值计算模型,研究了不同埋管间距、埋深、超载等因素对桥面铺装层结构的力学影响。研究结果表明:埋管间距与埋深对桥面铺装沥青层的影响较小;影响管网应力的首要因素为管网埋深,在满足热力学要求的前提下,可适当加大管网埋深,增大管网间距;超载条件下,轴载从100kN增加到200kN,在埋深较浅和埋管间距较小的情况下,管网可以承受桥面超载引起的等效应力的影响;综合考虑导热融雪效果、管网受力、施工、经济等多方面因素,推荐管网埋深2cm,管网间距15cm。从铺装层结构受力角度提出埋管式桥面融雪系统管网布设方案。

尾气加热式水暖系统在城市客车上的应展

简述了城市客车尾气加热式水暖系统的特点、工作原理，提出在设计过程中的注意事项。

半即热式水加热器的设计

以某企业科研综合楼的热水系统设计为例,介绍了半即热式水加热器系统的设计方法和设计过程。

半即热式水加热器应用实例

半即热式水加热器应用实例新乡市建筑设计院万水近年来，半即热式水加热器因其能快速加热被加热水，浮动盘管自动除垢，出水温度控制精确，且体积小占地省，而成为换热器家庭中的佼佼者，在越来越多的工程项目中得到推广应用。本人最近在新飞电器有限公司新飞大酒店工程的...

民用建筑热水供应系统中水加热器的选用

介绍了民用建筑热水系统的组成 ,容积式、半即热式。

对于单管垂直式热水采暖系统中上供下回和下供上回连接方式的分析、比较

在室内供暖设计中,如何选择系统的供热形式,这对建筑物的综合经济指标,供热系统本身的运行及使用效果等有着极其重要的影响。

Simulation study on combustion system of tankless gas water heater

This paper simulates the combustion system of a regular tankless gas water heater under different static pressure conditions.The simulation results are in accordance with the test results.It proves that the used physical and mathematical models are reasonable.The results show that the flame height and the excess air ratios depend on the system pressure drop but not on the absolute pressure at the combustion chamber.The pressure drop and the amount of combustion air have an inverse relationship with CO generation,and they also impact on the temperature and velocity fields.To reduce CO emission,a stronger fan is needed to provide extra pressure head to ensure that enough combustion air is introduced into the system.This study provides a useful research tool to develop products through computational fluid dynamic analysis and laboratory testing.

Heat Transfer Between Immersed Horizontal Tubes and Aerated Vibrated Fluidized Beds

Heat transfer coefficients between an immersed horizontal tube and an aerated vibrated fluidized bed are measured. There is a maximum value in the h-P experimental curve. The heat transfer coefficient increases with decreases in particle diameter in the fully fluidized region. The particle density has less effect on the heat transfer coefficients. High amplitude and low frequency, or low amplitude and high frequency are favorable to heat transfer. Exceedingly high gas velocity is unfavorable to the surface-bed heat transfer. A model based on the 'pocket' theory was proposed for predicting the surface-to-bed heat transfer coefficients in fully fluidized region. The predictions from the model were compared with observed data. The reasonable fit suggests the adequacy of the model.

Subtropical Mode Water in the Northwestern Pacific

Based on the in situ XBT and other data sets, by analyzing the seasonal cycle of the mixed layer depth (MLD) and using the conservative potential vorticity (PV) as a tool, a clear description of the formation process of the North Pacific Subtropical Mode Water (NPSTMW) is presented for explaining the well known 'Stommel Demon'. The forming of NPSTMW reflects well the ventilation process of the isotherms of the permanent thermocline. The formation process can be divided into the 'ventilation' phase and the 'formation' phase. In the first phase (October-March), with large heat losses at the sea surface from October, the mixed layer deepens and correspondingly, the water mass with low PV emerges and sinks. After continual cooling from October to March, the mixed layer reaches its maximum value ( >300 m) in March. Then, in the second phase (April-June), the mixed layer shoals rapidly from April, a large part of the low PV water mass is sheltered from further air-sea interaction by the emerging seasonal thermocline, and thus forms new NPSTMW. Further analysis indicates that the formation region of warm NPSTMW (17-18℃) is limited between 140°-150°E, while the relatively cold NPSTMW (16-17℃) originates in a wider longitude range (140°-170°E).Climate features of NPSTMW are presented with the use of climatological Levitus (1994 a, b) dataset. It is shown that NPSTMW lies in the region of (130°-170°E, 22°-34°N) with core temperature ranging from about 16-19℃ and potential density around 25-25.8σθ NPSTMW has a three-dimensional structure lying below the seasonal thermocline (about 100 m deep) and reaches almost to 350m depths.

One-pot synthesis of 5-hydroxymethylfurfural from glucose over zirconium doped mesoporous KIT-6

Zirconium doped mesoporous KIT-6 samples with different Si/Zr ratios were synthesized by the direct hydrothermal method.Various characterization techniques confirm that highly distributed ZrO_2 nanoparticles and multicoordinated Zr^(4+) species are incorporated in the mesoporous composites.One-pot synthesis of 5-hydroxymethylfurfura(HMF) from glucose was examined in the presence of Zr-KIT-6(20) the molar ratio of Si to Zr is 20 under aqueous system.The effects of temperature,reaction time,catalyst dosage and biphasic solvent system on the conversion of glucose and the HMF yield were investigated.It was found that the glucose conversion and the HMF yield have been improved from 54.8% to 79.0% and from 19.5% to 34.5% in the biphasic MIBK-water system,respectively.Both the acidity of Zr-KIT-6(20) and the biphasic MIBK-water system are responsible for the improved performance of glucose dehydration to HMF.

A Synoptic Snapshot of the East Cape Eddy(ECE)

A synoptic snapshot in this study is made for the East Cape Eddy (ECE) basedon the World Ocean Circulation Experiment (WOCE) P14C Hydrographic Section and Shipboard ADCPvelocity vector data collected in September 1992. The ECE is an anticyclonic eddy, barotropicallystructured and centered at 33.64°S and 176.21°E, with warm and salinous-cored subsurface water.The radius of the eddy is of the order O (110 km) and the maximum circumferential velocity is O (40cm s^(-1)); as a result, the relative vorticity is estimated to be O (7 x 10^(-6)s^(-1)). Due to theexistence of the ECE, the mixed layer north of New Zealand becomes deeper, reaching a depth of 300m in the austral winter. The ECE plays an important role in the formation and distribution of theSubtropical Mode Water (STMW) over a considerable area in the South Pacific.

A Revised CFB Wall-to-suspension Heat Transfer Model

Based on the Cluster Renewal Model of the particle motion in a CFB riser, a revised heat transfer model is developed, which introduces the latest research results of the hydrodynamics of the suspension flow in CFB. This model divides the heat transfer into two parts, which are due to the transient heat conduction by the covered clusters and the convection between the uncovered wall and the dispersed phase. Radiation at high temperature is regarded as being additive. The fraction of the covered wall by clusters is revised by a new formula, which is a function of the operating condition and the particle properties. The radiation between the dispersed phase and the uncovered wall includes not only the direct radiation to the uncovered wall, but also the radiation to the clusters and then reflected to the uncovered wall. Calculation was carried out for the CFB heat transfer model. The results were compared with the published typical experimental data of other researchers and showed a good agreement between them.

Regulation Conditions Influence on the Thermic and Exergic Efficiency Factors Size with the Heat Exchanger of a Coiled Type

The thermal engineering research has been executed for the threecircuit heat exchanger of a coiled type, that provides the thermal loads regulation for the heating and hot water supply systems. A processing curve of the warmth supply regulation at a combined heating and hot water supply load, was used at that. It is important to know the processes running inside the apparatus for the technical characteristics improvement of the threecircuit heat exchanger of a coiled type. The task solution will allow save the materials consumption for the threecircuit heat exchangers of a coiled type manufacturing in the future.

Monsoon Change in East Asia in the 21st Century: Results of RegCM3

The authors investigate monsoon change in East Asia in the 21st century under the Special Report on Emissions Scenarios (SRES) A1B scenario using the results of a regional climate model, RegCM3, with a high horizontal resolution. First, the authors evaluate the model's performance compared with NCEP-NCAR reanalysis data, showing that the model can reliably reproduce the basic climatology of both winter and summer monsoons over East Asia. Next, it is found that the winter monsoon in East Asia would slightly weaken in the 21st century with spatial differences. Over northern East China, anomalous southerly winds would dominate in the mid-and late-21st century because the zonal land-sea thermal contrast is expected to become smaller, due to a stronger warming trend over land than over ocean. However, the intensity of the summer monsoon in East Asia shows a statistically significant upward trend over this century because the zonal land-sea thermal contrast between East Asia and the western North Pacific would become larger, which, in turn, would lead to larger sea level pressure gradients throughout East Asia and extending to the adjacent ocean.

Economical Evaluation of a Low-Enthalpy Geothermal Resource Located in an Arid-Zone Area

In this work an economical evaluation that established the viability of a low enthalpy geothermal resource as an energy source in north Africa is presented. The factors considered included the payback period, average rate of return, net present value, and net benefit-cost ratio. The model was based on utilising the energy source to energise four models that comprised thermal equipment consisting of water/air cooled single/half effect lithium bromide water mixture absorption chillers and an R-245fa organic Rankine cycle. These modelled cycles were based on the energy demand for Waddan city a community in southern Libya which has a demand for combined cooling/electricity only or cooling/electricity with district hot water supply. The results revealed that all of the proposed simulated stand-alone models, except the water-cooled half effect chiller, are not economically viable unless they are heavily subsidized or combined with the district hot water supply at least in the winter season.

Developments of solar collectors in China

China has abundant solar energy resource. Solar thermal collectors, particularly all-glass evacuated tubular collectors, have been studied and developed for 30 years, and solar thermal industry has developed rapidly for 15 years. There are various solar thermal systems, with an operation area of around 108 million m2 in 2007. These systems mainly provide domestic hot water, but some other applications are under extensive study and development as well.

Development of Heat Transfer Coefficient and Friction Factor Correlations for Serrated Fins in Water Medium using CFD

Abstract： The most popularly used fin types in compact heat exchangers are the serrated fins, wavy fins, louvered fins and plain fins. Amongst these fin types the serrated fins assume lot of importance due to its enhanced thermo-hydraulic performance. Thermo-hydraulic design of CHEs （Compact heat exchangers） is strongly dependent upon the predicted/measured dimensionless performance （Colburnj factor and Fanning friction vs. Reynolds number） of heat transfer surfaces. This paper describes the numerical analysis to study the heat transfer coefficient and friction factor of Serrated fins in water medium. CFD （Computational fluid dynamics） methodology has been used to develop the single phase water heat transfer coefficient and friction factor correlations for serrated fins using ANSYS Fluent 14.5. The results are compared with previous air-cooled models and experimental results of water. The water cooled CFD analysis results shows that the Prandtl number has a large effect on the Nusselt number of the serrated fin geometry. Finally, the generalized correlations are developed for serrated fins taking all geometrical parameters into account. This numerical estimation can reduce the number of tests/experiments to a minimum for similar applications.