2013
DOI: 10.1134/s0018151x13020053
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Temperature field of turbulent flow in a well

Abstract: The theory of heat exchange in axial symmetry turbulent flow in a well is developed with the help of modification of an asymptotic method. Based on analysis of the zero coefficient, the cross section temper ature values are shown to be independent of the flow structure. The contribution of the velocity field and tur bulent heat conduction determines the temperature radial distributions, which are calculated based on the first coefficient of asymptotic expansion.

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“…Mathematical modeling methods are widely used [3] for the 'well -formation' system, model problems are solved as stationary [4] and non-stationary [5] problems. Asymptotic methods for determining a temperature field are developed taking into account the hydrodynamic regime of the fluid flow in a well [6,7]. However, in most cases, when problems are set and solved, empirical relations for calculating a heat transfer coefficient are used as closing dependencies in the system of energy equations [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mathematical modeling methods are widely used [3] for the 'well -formation' system, model problems are solved as stationary [4] and non-stationary [5] problems. Asymptotic methods for determining a temperature field are developed taking into account the hydrodynamic regime of the fluid flow in a well [6,7]. However, in most cases, when problems are set and solved, empirical relations for calculating a heat transfer coefficient are used as closing dependencies in the system of energy equations [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%