2004
DOI: 10.1205/cerd.82.10.1353.46736
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Modelling of Accelerated Pipe Freezing

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“…Experiments showed that the freezing time for non-circular cross-sections was significantly shorter than for 50 or 35 mm round pipes. Stone et al (2004) performed finite element modeling of non-circular cross-section pipes and their results showed that the freezing time predicted by the simulations could be well equated with the experimental freezing time for a range of conditions. It was noted that the thermal resistance of the pipe in forming ice plugs depends mainly on the minor axis length, so for large diameters, high temperature environments, etc., ice plugs may not form.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Experiments showed that the freezing time for non-circular cross-sections was significantly shorter than for 50 or 35 mm round pipes. Stone et al (2004) performed finite element modeling of non-circular cross-section pipes and their results showed that the freezing time predicted by the simulations could be well equated with the experimental freezing time for a range of conditions. It was noted that the thermal resistance of the pipe in forming ice plugs depends mainly on the minor axis length, so for large diameters, high temperature environments, etc., ice plugs may not form.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%