TWO - COMPONENT TWO - PHASE GAS - LIQUID HEAT TRANSFER ON SHELL - SIDE OF TEMA - F HEAT EXCHANGER

黄兴华; 王启杰; 杨小琼; 李国华

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- TWO - COMPONENT TWO - PHASE GAS - LIQUID HEAT TRANSFER ON SHELL - SIDE OF TEMA - F HEAT EXCHANGER
- CIESC Journal Issue 1, (1999)
- 作者机构：
  
  上海交通大学动力学院!上海200030,上海电力学院动力系!上海200090,西安交通大学动力系!西安710049,华宝空调器厂研究所,广东,528333
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  CLC： K124
- Online First：25 February 1999，
  
  Published：25 February 1999
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黄兴华, 王启杰, 杨小琼, et al. TWO - COMPONENT TWO - PHASE GAS - LIQUID HEAT TRANSFER ON SHELL - SIDE OF TEMA - F HEAT EXCHANGER[J]. CIESC Journal, 1999, (1).
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黄兴华, 王启杰, 杨小琼, et al. TWO - COMPONENT TWO - PHASE GAS - LIQUID HEAT TRANSFER ON SHELL - SIDE OF TEMA - F HEAT EXCHANGER[J]. CIESC Journal, 1999, (1). DOI：

摘要

对甘油水溶液-空气两相混合物在TEMA-F型换热器壳侧的换热特性进行了研究

较系统地考察了气相折算速度、液相折算速度及流型对换热的影响.用加强模型对分层流、间歇流和环状流各流型区拟合了实验数据

得到了相应的关联式

可供此类换热器参考.

Abstract

Systematic studies of heat transfer on the shell - side of a horizontal TEMA - F heat exchanger were carried out using glycerine - water solution and air mixtures. The effects of gas flux

liquid flux as well as flow pattern on heat transfer were studied in detail. The experimental data on stratified flow

intermittent flow and annular flow were correlared by using an enhancement model. The obtained heat transfer correlation can be recommened for design purpose.

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