Development and Validation of an Unsteady State Numerical Model of Fouling within a Crystalline Systern

Walker, Peter G.; Sheikholeslami, R.

doi:10.1002/apj.5500140125

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“…Traditionally, research into fouling has been experimentally based. However, experimental investigations can only provide limited results and macroscopic assessment of the process [1]. Thus, numerical simulation, as an alternate method, has interested many researches from 1960s.…”

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Development and Validation of a Numerical Model of Fouling within Spiral-Grooved Tubes

Chen

Fang

2011

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Fouling of heat transfer surfaces causes serious technical and economic problems in industry. A CFD based model is proposed for predicting fouling process in spiral-grooved tubes. This model considered both crystallization at heat transfer surface and deposition of crystal forming in the stream. The precision of this model was validated using experiment date. It was proved that the model developed in this work can predict fouling process in spiral-grooved tubes well.

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Development and Validation of a Numerical Model of Fouling within Spiral-Grooved Tubes

Chen

Fang

2011

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Moving boundary models for the growth of crystalline deposits from undetected leakages of industrial process liquors

Dawson

Borman

Hammond

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Computers & Chemical Engineering

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Development and Validation of an Unsteady State Numerical Model of Fouling within a Crystalline Systern

Abstract: Fouling is a phenomenon that threatens the sustainability of thermal and membrane desalination processes.

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Development and Validation of a Numerical Model of Fouling within Spiral-Grooved Tubes

Development and Validation of a Numerical Model of Fouling within Spiral-Grooved Tubes

Moving boundary models for the growth of crystalline deposits from undetected leakages of industrial process liquors

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