The flow boiling heat transfer characteristics of refrigerant R134 a flowing inside two different kinds of minichannels are investigated. One channel is multi-port extruded with the hydraulic diameter of 0.63 mm,and t...The flow boiling heat transfer characteristics of refrigerant R134 a flowing inside two different kinds of minichannels are investigated. One channel is multi-port extruded with the hydraulic diameter of 0.63 mm,and the other one is rectangular with offset fins and a hydraulic diameter of 1.28 mm. The experiments are performed with a mass flow rate between 68 and 630 kg/(m^2·s),a heat flux between 9 and 64 kW/m^2,and a saturation pressure between 0.24 and 0.63 MPa,under the constant heat flux heating mode. It is found that the effect of mass flow rate on boiling heat transfer is related to heat flux,and that with the increase of heat flux,the effect can only be efficient in higher vapor quality region. The effects of heat flux and saturation pressure on boiling heat transfer are related to a threshold vapor quality,and the value will gradually decrease with the increase of heat flux or saturation pressure. Based on these analyses,a new correlation is proposed to predict the boiling heat transfer coefficient of refrigerant R134 a in the mini-channels under the experimental conditions.展开更多
Since convective boiling or highly subcooled single-phase forced convection in micro-channels is an effective cooling mechanism with a wide range of applications, more experimental and theoretical studies are re- quir...Since convective boiling or highly subcooled single-phase forced convection in micro-channels is an effective cooling mechanism with a wide range of applications, more experimental and theoretical studies are re- quired to explain and verify the forced convection heat transfer phenomenon in narrow channels. In this experimental study, we model the convective boiling behavior of water with low latent heat substance Freon 113 (R-113), with the purpose of saving power consumption and visualizing experiments. Both heat transfer and pressure drop characteris- tics were measured in subcooled and saturated concentric narrow gap forced convection boiling. Data were obtained to qualitatively identify the effects of gap size, pressure, flow rate and wall superheat on boiling regimes and the tran- sition between various regimes. Some significant differences from unconfined forced convection boiling were found, and also, the flow patterns in narrow vertical annulus tubes have been studied quantitatively.展开更多
A model is proposed to predict boiling heat transfer coefficient in a three-phase circulating fluidized bed
(CFB), which is a new type of evaporation boiling means for enhancing heat transfer and preventing fouling. ...A model is proposed to predict boiling heat transfer coefficient in a three-phase circulating fluidized bed
(CFB), which is a new type of evaporation boiling means for enhancing heat transfer and preventing fouling. To
verify the model, experiments are conducted in a stainless steel column with 39mm ID and 2.0m height, in which
the heat transfer coefficient is measured for different superficial velocities, steam pressures, particle concentrations
and materials of particle. As the steam pressure and particle concentrations increase, the heat transfer coefficient in
the bed increases. The heat transfer coefficient increases with the liquid velocity but it exhibits a local minimum.
The heat transfer coefficient is correlated with cluster renewed model and two-mechanism method. The prediction
of the model is in good agreement with experimental data.展开更多
A cold-model vertical multi-tube circulating fluidized bed evaporator was designed and built to conduct a visualization study on the pressure drop of a liquid–solid two-phase flow and the corresponding particle distr...A cold-model vertical multi-tube circulating fluidized bed evaporator was designed and built to conduct a visualization study on the pressure drop of a liquid–solid two-phase flow and the corresponding particle distribution.Water and polyformaldehyde particle(POM)were used as the liquid and solid phases,respectively.The effects of operating parameters such as the amount of added particles,circulating flow rate,and particle size were systematically investigated.The results showed that the addition of the particles increased the pressure drop in the vertical tube bundle.The maximum pressure drop ratios were 18.65%,21.15%,18.00%,and 21.15%within the experimental range of the amount of added particles for POM1,POM2,POM3,and POM4,respectively.The pressure drop ratio basically decreased with the increase in the circulating flow rate but fluctuated with the increase in the amount of added particles and particle size.The difference in pressure drop ratio decreased with the increase in the circulating flow rate.As the amount of added particles increased,the difference in pressure drop ratio fluctuated at low circulating flow rate but basically decreased at high circulating flow rate.The pressure drop in the vertical tube bundle accounted for about 70%of the overall pressure drop in the up-flow heating chamber and was the main component of the overall pressure within the experimental range.Three-dimensional phase diagrams were established to display the variation ranges of the pressure drop and pressure drop ratio in the vertical tube bundle corresponding to the operating parameters.The research results can provide some reference for the application of the fluidized bed heat transfer technology in the industry.展开更多
A mathematical model, surface-particle-emulsion heat transfer model, ispresented by considering voidage variance in emulsion in the vicinity of an immersed surface. Heattransfer near the surface is treated by disperse...A mathematical model, surface-particle-emulsion heat transfer model, ispresented by considering voidage variance in emulsion in the vicinity of an immersed surface. Heattransfer near the surface is treated by dispersed particles touching the surface and through theemulsion when the distance from the surface is greater than the diameter of a particle. A film withan adjustable thickness which separates particles from the surface is not introduced in this model.The coverage ratio of particles on the surface is calculated by a stochastic model of particlepacking density on a surface. By comparison of theoretical solutions with experimental data fromsome references, the mathematical model shows better qualitative and quantitative prediction forlocal heat transfer coefficients around a horizontal immersed tube in a fluidized bed.展开更多
Heat transfer characteristics are studied for gas carrying evaporation with fluidized solid particles in a
vertical rectangular conduit. Experimental results show that heat transfer of gas carrying evaporation is enh...Heat transfer characteristics are studied for gas carrying evaporation with fluidized solid particles in a
vertical rectangular conduit. Experimental results show that heat transfer of gas carrying evaporation is enhanced
and the superheat of liquid in contact with heating surface lowers remarkably by introducing solid particles. Nucleate
boiling on the heating surface is suppressed to a considerable degree. The mechanism of heat transfer enhancement
by fluidized solid particles is analyzed with the consideration of collisions of solid particles with the boiling vapor
bubbles.展开更多
The present study considers the impingement of a train of ethanol droplets on heated aluminum and glass surfaces.The surface temperature is allowed to vary in the interval 140℃–240℃.Impingement is considered with a...The present study considers the impingement of a train of ethanol droplets on heated aluminum and glass surfaces.The surface temperature is allowed to vary in the interval 140℃–240℃.Impingement is considered with an inclination of 63 degrees.The droplet diameter is 0.2 mm in both aluminum and glass surface experiments.Thermal gradients are observed with a thermographic camera.It is found that in comparison to glass,the aluminum surface displays very small liquid accumulations and better evaporation performance due to its higher thermal conductivity.The relatively low thermal conductivity of glass results in higher thermal gradients on the surface.The droplet impact area on the aluminum surface is smaller than the corresponding area for the glass surface.Interestingly,the liquid accumulation area is not symmetrical.Moreover,the extension of the droplet train impact region decreases on increasing the surface temperature because higher temperature values allow greater surface energy levels that enhance significantly the evaporation rate.展开更多
Steady-state hydrodynamic patterns of ethanol droplet train impingement on the heated aluminum surface is investigated in the surface temperature range of 80°C–260°C using two different Weber numbers(We)of ...Steady-state hydrodynamic patterns of ethanol droplet train impingement on the heated aluminum surface is investigated in the surface temperature range of 80°C–260°C using two different Weber numbers(We)of 618 and 792.Instead of a vertical train impingement,the droplet train is sent to the aluminum surface with an incline of 63 degrees.Changes in the spreading length are observed at different surface temperatures for two different We values,which are obtained by using two different pinholes with 100 and 150μm diameters.The greatest spreading length is seen at the lowest surface temperature(80°C)and it continuously decreases until the surface temperature of 200°C.Above 200°C,the spreading length remains stable which is most probably because of the Leidenfrost effect.The spreading lengths of the experiments with 100μm are 46.4%smaller than the experiments with 150μm.Also,splashing angles are observed for both We values.The ranges of splashing angle observations are 140°C–200°C and 170°C–185°C for We values of 792 and 618,respectively.展开更多
Cylinder-to-bed heat transfer in agitated fluidized beds was studied experimentally. In the experiments, the aluminum particles were used as bed material, the diameter of those ranged from 0.5 mm to 2 mm. The effects ...Cylinder-to-bed heat transfer in agitated fluidized beds was studied experimentally. In the experiments, the aluminum particles were used as bed material, the diameter of those ranged from 0.5 mm to 2 mm. The effects of gas velocity, particles size, and agitator rotary speed on heat transfer were studied. From the experimental results, we have come to the following conclusion: (1) there are optimal ranges for airflow velocity and rotary speed to get optimal heat transfer coefficient; (2) the cylinder-to-bed heat transfer is greatly affected by gas velocity, rotary speed and particles sizes, and the effect of rotary speed on heat transfer is similar to that of gas velocity; (3) higher heat transfer coefficient is obtained with smaller particles.展开更多
文摘The flow boiling heat transfer characteristics of refrigerant R134 a flowing inside two different kinds of minichannels are investigated. One channel is multi-port extruded with the hydraulic diameter of 0.63 mm,and the other one is rectangular with offset fins and a hydraulic diameter of 1.28 mm. The experiments are performed with a mass flow rate between 68 and 630 kg/(m^2·s),a heat flux between 9 and 64 kW/m^2,and a saturation pressure between 0.24 and 0.63 MPa,under the constant heat flux heating mode. It is found that the effect of mass flow rate on boiling heat transfer is related to heat flux,and that with the increase of heat flux,the effect can only be efficient in higher vapor quality region. The effects of heat flux and saturation pressure on boiling heat transfer are related to a threshold vapor quality,and the value will gradually decrease with the increase of heat flux or saturation pressure. Based on these analyses,a new correlation is proposed to predict the boiling heat transfer coefficient of refrigerant R134 a in the mini-channels under the experimental conditions.
基金Supported by the 973 Project of China (G1999022308) and the Knowledge Innovation Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (KJCX2-SW-L05)
文摘Since convective boiling or highly subcooled single-phase forced convection in micro-channels is an effective cooling mechanism with a wide range of applications, more experimental and theoretical studies are re- quired to explain and verify the forced convection heat transfer phenomenon in narrow channels. In this experimental study, we model the convective boiling behavior of water with low latent heat substance Freon 113 (R-113), with the purpose of saving power consumption and visualizing experiments. Both heat transfer and pressure drop characteris- tics were measured in subcooled and saturated concentric narrow gap forced convection boiling. Data were obtained to qualitatively identify the effects of gap size, pressure, flow rate and wall superheat on boiling regimes and the tran- sition between various regimes. Some significant differences from unconfined forced convection boiling were found, and also, the flow patterns in narrow vertical annulus tubes have been studied quantitatively.
文摘A model is proposed to predict boiling heat transfer coefficient in a three-phase circulating fluidized bed
(CFB), which is a new type of evaporation boiling means for enhancing heat transfer and preventing fouling. To
verify the model, experiments are conducted in a stainless steel column with 39mm ID and 2.0m height, in which
the heat transfer coefficient is measured for different superficial velocities, steam pressures, particle concentrations
and materials of particle. As the steam pressure and particle concentrations increase, the heat transfer coefficient in
the bed increases. The heat transfer coefficient increases with the liquid velocity but it exhibits a local minimum.
The heat transfer coefficient is correlated with cluster renewed model and two-mechanism method. The prediction
of the model is in good agreement with experimental data.
基金supported by the open foundation of State Key Laboratory of Chemical Engineering (SKL-ChE-18B03)the Municipal Science and Technology Commission of Tianjin (No. 2009ZCKFGX01900)
文摘A cold-model vertical multi-tube circulating fluidized bed evaporator was designed and built to conduct a visualization study on the pressure drop of a liquid–solid two-phase flow and the corresponding particle distribution.Water and polyformaldehyde particle(POM)were used as the liquid and solid phases,respectively.The effects of operating parameters such as the amount of added particles,circulating flow rate,and particle size were systematically investigated.The results showed that the addition of the particles increased the pressure drop in the vertical tube bundle.The maximum pressure drop ratios were 18.65%,21.15%,18.00%,and 21.15%within the experimental range of the amount of added particles for POM1,POM2,POM3,and POM4,respectively.The pressure drop ratio basically decreased with the increase in the circulating flow rate but fluctuated with the increase in the amount of added particles and particle size.The difference in pressure drop ratio decreased with the increase in the circulating flow rate.As the amount of added particles increased,the difference in pressure drop ratio fluctuated at low circulating flow rate but basically decreased at high circulating flow rate.The pressure drop in the vertical tube bundle accounted for about 70%of the overall pressure drop in the up-flow heating chamber and was the main component of the overall pressure within the experimental range.Three-dimensional phase diagrams were established to display the variation ranges of the pressure drop and pressure drop ratio in the vertical tube bundle corresponding to the operating parameters.The research results can provide some reference for the application of the fluidized bed heat transfer technology in the industry.
基金This work was financially supported by the Education Ministry of China
文摘A mathematical model, surface-particle-emulsion heat transfer model, ispresented by considering voidage variance in emulsion in the vicinity of an immersed surface. Heattransfer near the surface is treated by dispersed particles touching the surface and through theemulsion when the distance from the surface is greater than the diameter of a particle. A film withan adjustable thickness which separates particles from the surface is not introduced in this model.The coverage ratio of particles on the surface is calculated by a stochastic model of particlepacking density on a surface. By comparison of theoretical solutions with experimental data fromsome references, the mathematical model shows better qualitative and quantitative prediction forlocal heat transfer coefficients around a horizontal immersed tube in a fluidized bed.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 59576039).
文摘Heat transfer characteristics are studied for gas carrying evaporation with fluidized solid particles in a
vertical rectangular conduit. Experimental results show that heat transfer of gas carrying evaporation is enhanced
and the superheat of liquid in contact with heating surface lowers remarkably by introducing solid particles. Nucleate
boiling on the heating surface is suppressed to a considerable degree. The mechanism of heat transfer enhancement
by fluidized solid particles is analyzed with the consideration of collisions of solid particles with the boiling vapor
bubbles.
文摘The present study considers the impingement of a train of ethanol droplets on heated aluminum and glass surfaces.The surface temperature is allowed to vary in the interval 140℃–240℃.Impingement is considered with an inclination of 63 degrees.The droplet diameter is 0.2 mm in both aluminum and glass surface experiments.Thermal gradients are observed with a thermographic camera.It is found that in comparison to glass,the aluminum surface displays very small liquid accumulations and better evaporation performance due to its higher thermal conductivity.The relatively low thermal conductivity of glass results in higher thermal gradients on the surface.The droplet impact area on the aluminum surface is smaller than the corresponding area for the glass surface.Interestingly,the liquid accumulation area is not symmetrical.Moreover,the extension of the droplet train impact region decreases on increasing the surface temperature because higher temperature values allow greater surface energy levels that enhance significantly the evaporation rate.
文摘Steady-state hydrodynamic patterns of ethanol droplet train impingement on the heated aluminum surface is investigated in the surface temperature range of 80°C–260°C using two different Weber numbers(We)of 618 and 792.Instead of a vertical train impingement,the droplet train is sent to the aluminum surface with an incline of 63 degrees.Changes in the spreading length are observed at different surface temperatures for two different We values,which are obtained by using two different pinholes with 100 and 150μm diameters.The greatest spreading length is seen at the lowest surface temperature(80°C)and it continuously decreases until the surface temperature of 200°C.Above 200°C,the spreading length remains stable which is most probably because of the Leidenfrost effect.The spreading lengths of the experiments with 100μm are 46.4%smaller than the experiments with 150μm.Also,splashing angles are observed for both We values.The ranges of splashing angle observations are 140°C–200°C and 170°C–185°C for We values of 792 and 618,respectively.
文摘Cylinder-to-bed heat transfer in agitated fluidized beds was studied experimentally. In the experiments, the aluminum particles were used as bed material, the diameter of those ranged from 0.5 mm to 2 mm. The effects of gas velocity, particles size, and agitator rotary speed on heat transfer were studied. From the experimental results, we have come to the following conclusion: (1) there are optimal ranges for airflow velocity and rotary speed to get optimal heat transfer coefficient; (2) the cylinder-to-bed heat transfer is greatly affected by gas velocity, rotary speed and particles sizes, and the effect of rotary speed on heat transfer is similar to that of gas velocity; (3) higher heat transfer coefficient is obtained with smaller particles.