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Heat and Mass Transfer

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The geometric shape of a passage's cross-section has an effect on its convective heat transfer capabilities For concentric annuli, the diameter ratio of the annular space plays an important role The purpose of this study was to determine to what extent research has been done on convective heat transfer in smooth concentric annuli and, if possible, to improve on or contribute to existing theories It was found that although various correlations exist, they are not in good agreement For this study, experiments were conducted with a wide range of annular diameter ratios The Wilson plot method was used to develop a convective heat transfer correlation for annular diameter ratios of 17 to 32 For Reynolds numbers (based on the hydraulic diameter), in the range of 4000 to 30000, the deduced correlation predicted Nusselt numbers accurately within 3% of experimental values

Convective Heat Transfer Coefficients in Concentric Annuli

https://repository.up.ac.za/bitstream/handle/2263/43959/Meyer_Condensation_2014.pdf;sequence=1

Condensation heat transfer in smooth inclined tubes for R134a at different saturation temperatures

Topology Optimization for an Internal Heat-Conduction Cooling Scheme in a Square Domain for High Heat Flux Applications

https://repository.up.ac.za/bitstream/handle/2263/32086/Burger_Three%282013%29.pdf?sequence=1

Three-dimensional conductive heat transfer topology optimisation in a cubic domain for the volume-to-surface problem

https://repository.up.ac.za/bitstream/handle/2263/44028/Dirker_Inlet_2014.pdf?sequence=1

Jaco Dirker

Papers

Convective Heat Transfer Coefficients in Concentric Annuli

Condensation heat transfer in smooth inclined tubes for R134a at different saturation temperatures

Topology Optimization for an Internal Heat-Conduction Cooling Scheme in a Square Domain for High Heat Flux Applications

Three-dimensional conductive heat transfer topology optimisation in a cubic domain for the volume-to-surface problem

Inlet flow effects in micro-channels in the laminar and transitional regimes on single-phase heat transfer coefficients and friction factors