Proceedings of the International Conference on Advances in Energy, Environment and Chemical Engineering 2015
DOI: 10.2991/aeece-15.2015.25
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Performances of Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow in the Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger with Novel Sextant Fan Baffles

Abstract: For the high shell side pressure drop of the traditional segmental baffled heat exchanger, a novel sextant fan baffled heat exchanger was put forward in this paper. The 3-dimensional physical model of the novel sextant fan baffled heat exchanger was built, CFD software was used to obtain detailed shell side fluid flow behavior and heat transfer performances, comparison was also made between the new and the traditional segmental baffled heat exchanger. Results show that the pressure drop of the new sextant fan … Show more

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“…However, the j/f ratio for plain cases considers the decreasing tendency to be smaller than convexstrip with increasing Reynolds numbers. This is because pressure losses in the convex-strip case are greater than in the plain case [25,39]. For the plain case, the blocking effect on the flow is smaller than in the convex-strip case.…”
Section: Figure 16 London Goodness Factors On Plain Fin and Convexstr...mentioning
confidence: 94%
“…However, the j/f ratio for plain cases considers the decreasing tendency to be smaller than convexstrip with increasing Reynolds numbers. This is because pressure losses in the convex-strip case are greater than in the plain case [25,39]. For the plain case, the blocking effect on the flow is smaller than in the convex-strip case.…”
Section: Figure 16 London Goodness Factors On Plain Fin and Convexstr...mentioning
confidence: 94%
“…According to research conducted by [11,12], it is said that the fouling factor will increase if the fluid flow rate is minimal. In their international journal, [13,14] proved by research that heat transfer also increases and the fouling rate decreases with an increase in fluid flow velocity. Thus, the fluid flow velocity with the fouling factor is inversely proportional.…”
Section: Effect Of Fluid Flow Rate On Fouling Factormentioning
confidence: 99%