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Flow-Induced Vibrations of Tube Bundle in Cross FlowLin, Tsun-Kuo 01 August 2002 (has links)
ABSTRACT
The flow-induced vibrations of tubes in a rotated triangular array subject to cross flow are investigated numerically and experimentally. The parameters are inlet velocity of cross flow, number of tube, and tube natural frequency. In the study, the instantaneous fluid forces on tube surfaces are computed numerically, the instantaneous displacement of the tubes due to the fluid forces is calculated, and thus the motions of the tubes in cross flow are described. Experiments are also conducted to compare the numerical results. The tube vibrations in a water tunnel are measured by two accelerometers. The amplitudes, spectra, and trace of tube motion are presented. The critical velocities of tube vibrations are then determined. Experimental results show that some tubes vibrate seriously when the flow velocity increases up to a critical value, and hysteresis of the tube vibrations is observed. In case of the seven-tube array, the tubes in the fourth row exhibit the most serious vibration. When the flow velocity is above the critical value, only one dominant frequency of the tube vibrations is detected, comparing to multiple dominant frequencies in subcritical condition. Furthermore, the tube in supercritical condition behaves like a limit cycle, especially when the natural frequency is equal to or near the vortex shedding frequency from the upstream tubes. It is also shown that the critical velocity decreases with more surrounding tubes in the upstream and does not change as more adjacent tubes are added in the downstream. However, the tube number seems to have no effect on the critical velocity when the tube natural frequency is far from the vortex shedding frequency.
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Two phase flow visualization in evaporator tube bundles using experimental and numerical techniquesSchlup, Jason January 1900 (has links)
Master of Science / Department of Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering / Steven Eckels and Mohammad Hosni / This research presents results from experimental and numerical investigations of two-phase flow pattern analysis in a staggered tube bundle. Shell-side boiling tube bundles are used in a variety of industries from nuclear power plants to industrial evaporators. Fluid flow patterns in tube bundles affect pressure drop, boiling characteristics, and tube vibration. R-134a was the working fluid in both the experimental and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis for this research. Smooth and enhanced staggered tube bundles were studied experimentally using a 1.167 pitch to diameter ratio. The experimental tube bundles and CFD geometry consist of 20 tubes with five tubes per pass.
High speed video was recorded during the experimental bundle boiling. Bundle conditions ranged in mass fluxes from 10-35 kg/m[superscript]2.s and inlet qualities from 0-70% with a fixed heat flux. Classification of the flow patterns from these videos was performed using flow pattern definitions from literature. Examples of smooth and enhanced bundle boiling high speed videos are given through still images. The flow patterns are plotted and compared with an existing flow pattern map. Good agreement was found for the enhanced tube bundle while large discrepancies exist for the smooth tube bundle.
The CFD simulations were performed without heat transfer with non-symmetrical boundary conditions at the side walls, simulating rectangular bundles used in this and other research. The two-phase volume of fluid method was used to construct vapor interfaces and measure vapor volume fraction. A probability density function technique was applied to the results to determine flow patterns from the simulations using statistical parameters. Flow patterns were plotted on an adiabatic flow pattern map from literature and excellent agreement is found between the two. The agreement between simulation results and experimental data from literature emphasizes the use of numerical techniques for tube bundle design.
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Heat Transfer in a High-pressure Gas-solid Fluidized Bed with Horizontal Tube Bundle and Continuous Addition of FinesLi, Fang 17 August 2018 (has links)
Climate change is becoming more severe than ever in human history and the emission of green house gas urgently needs to be reduced while global energy consumption remains booming. Large-scale application of clean fossil fuel combustion shall be considered as a priority for its economical advantages as well as reliability in meeting global energy needs. Oxygen-fired pressurized fluidized bed combustor technology with downstream carbon capture and sequestration is considered a key approach to clean coal combustion. In such technology, the fluidized bed combustor operates at elevated pressures and houses an in-bed heat exchanger tube bundle. It is essential to understand the rate of heat transfer between the immersed heat exchange surface and the fluidized bed as it is a key parameter in heat exchanger design. The goal of this work was to investigate the impact of pressure and presence of fine particles (i.e., surrogate for pulverized fuel) on the overall tube-to-bed heat transfer coefficient.
Experiments were conducted in a pilot-scale fluidized bed with an inner diameter of 0.15 m under cold flow conditions. A tube bundle consisting of five horizontal staggered rows was completely submerged in the bed. One of the tubes was replaced by a heating cartridge housed in a hollowed copper rod. Five thermocouples distributed at 45º intervals along the copper rod circumference measured the surface temperature and ensured that local effects were included. The bed material was large glass beads of 1.0 mm in diameter while the fines were glass beads of 60 µm in diameter and thus susceptible to entrainment. The fine particles were continuously fed to the fluidized bed and then captured downstream by a filter system. Fluidization was conducted at 101, 600 and 1200 kPa with excess gas velocities (Ug - Umf) of 0.21, 0.29 and 0.51 m/s. Fine particle feed rates were 0, 9.5 and 14.4 kg/h. Two heating rod positions (2nd row and 4th row) were studies.
Overall, the heat transfer coefficient approximately doubled when pressure was increased from 101 to 1200 kPa. At atmospheric conditions, where the slug flow regime occurred, the maximum heat transfer coefficient was at the bottom of the rod, while it moved to the side of the rod at high pressures where the bubbling regime occurred. As the heating rod moving from 2nd row to the 4th row, the averaged heat transfer coefficient increased by respectively 18%, 9% and 6% at 101, 600 and 1200 kPa. The addition of fine particles decreased the average heat transfer coefficient by 10 to 20 W/m2 K where the time – averaged heat transfer coefficient was approximately 220 and 450 W/m2K at 101 kPa and 1200 kPa respectively. There was no effect on the angular profile across the tube surface. The results showed that average heat transfer coefficients matched the correlation developed by Molerus et al. (1995) within a 5% difference across all conditions when fines were not present.
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Condensation of refrigerants on small tube bundlesMabrey, Burlin Davis 12 1900 (has links)
Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited / The construction of an apparatus for the condensation performance testing of a horizontal bundle of four tubes with various refrigerants was completed. The apparatus was instrumented, and data reduction software was developed to provide bundle and single tube condensation data.
Two tube bundles were tested, smooth copper tubes and low integral-fin copper-nickel tubes, with two refrigerants, R-114 and R-113. An enhancement ratio of about 2.0 for the overall heat transfer coefficient was demonstrated for the finned tubes over the smooth tubes.
Internal contamination, possibly due to a breakdown of the refrigerant molecules when subjected to high temperatures in the boiling chamber, inhibited further meaningful data collection. Recommendations for improvement of the test apparatus are made. / http://archive.org/details/condensationofre00mabr / Lieutenant, United States Navy
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Numerical performance evaluation of a delugeable flat bare tube air-cooled steam condenser bundleAngula, Ester 03 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MEng)--Stellenbosch University, 2015. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: In this study, one and two-dimensional models are developed for the evaluation of
the thermal performance of a delugeable flat tube bundle to be incorporated in the
second stage of an induced draft hybrid (dry/wet) dephlegmator (HDWD) of a
direct air-cooled steam condenser (ACSC). Both models are presented by a set of
differential equations. The one-dimensional model is analysed analytically by
using three methods of analysis which are: Poppe, Merkel, and heat and mass
transfer analogy. The two-dimensional model is analysed numerically by means
of heat and mass transfer analogy method of analysis whereby, the governing
differential equations are discretised into algebraic equations using linear upwind
differencing scheme. The two-dimensional model’s accuracy is verified through a
comparison of the two dimensional solutions to one dimensional solutions.
Satisfactory correlation between the one and two-dimensional results is reached.
However, there is a slight discrepancy in the solutions, which is mainly due to the
assumptions made in one-dimensional model. The effect of tube height, tube
pitch, tube width, deluge water mass flow rate, frontal air velocity, steam, and air
operating conditions on the heat transfer rate and air-side pressure drop for both
wet and dry operating modes are investigated. The long tube height, large tube
width, small tube pitch, and high frontal air velocity are found to increase the tube
bundle’s performance. However, this performance is associated with a high airside
pressure drop. The performance of the deluged flat tube bundle is found to be
less sensitive to the changes in the deluge water mass flow rate and air operating
conditions. Furthermore, the best configuration of a delugeable flat tube bundle is
identified through a comparison to round tube bundle presented by Anderson
(2014). The performance of the round tube bundle is found to be around 2 times,
and 1.5 times of that of flat tube bundle, when both bundles operate as an
evaporative and dry air-cooled condenser respectively. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: In hierdie studie is een en twee-dimensionele modelle ontwikkel vir die
evaluering van die termiese prestasie van 'n benatbare plat buis bundel in die
tweede stadium van 'n geïnduseerde ontwerp hibriede (droë / nat ) deflegmator
van 'n direkte lugverkoelde stoom kondensator. Beide modelle is aangebied deur
'n stel van differensiaalvergelykings. Die een-dimensionele model is analities
ontleed deur die gebruik van drie metodes van analise wat: Poppe, Merkel, en die
hitte en massa-oordrag analogie. Die twee-dimensionele model is numeries
ontleed deur middel van hitte en massa-oordrag analogie metode van analise
waardeur , die regerende differensiaalvergelykings gediskretiseer in algebraïese
vergelykings met behulp van lineêre windop differensievorming skema. Die tweedimensionele
model se akkuraatheid is geverifieer deur 'n vergelyking van die
twee dimensionele oplossings te een dimensionele oplossings. Bevredigende
korrelasie tussen die een en twee-dimensionele resultate bereik word. Maar daar is
'n effense verskil in die oplossings, wat is hoofsaaklik te wyte aan die aannames
wat gemaak in een-dimensional model. Die effek van buis hoogte, buis
toonhoogte, buis breedte, vloed water massa-vloeitempo, frontale lug snelheid,
stoom, en in die lug werktoestande op die hitte oordrag snelheid en lug - kant
drukval vir beide nat en droë maatskappy modi word ondersoek. Die lang buis
hoogte, groot buis breedte, klein buisie toonhoogte, en 'n hoë frontale lug snelheid
gevind die buis bundel se prestasie te verhoog. Tog is hierdie prestasie wat
verband hou met 'n hoë lug - kant drukval. Die prestasie van die oorstroom plat
buis bundel gevind word minder sensitief vir die veranderinge in die vloed water
massa-vloeitempo en lug werktoestande. Verder is die beste opset van 'n
benatbare plat buis bundel geïdentifiseer deur 'n vergelyking met ronde buis
bundel aangebied deur Anderson (2014). Die prestasie van die ronde buis bundel
gevind word om 2 keer, en 1.5 keer van daardie plat buis bundel , wanneer beide
bundels funksioneer as 'n damp en droë lugverkoelde kondensor onderskeidelik.
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Simulation numérique et modélisation de la turbulence statistique et hybride dans un écoulement de faisceau de tubes à nombre de Reynolds élevé dans le contexte de l'interaction fluide-structure / Numerical simulation, statistical and hybrid turbulence modelling in a tube bundle under crossflow at high Reynolds number in the context of fluid-structure interactionMarcel, Thibaud 16 November 2011 (has links)
La prédiction des instabilités fluide-élastique qui se développent dans un faisceau de tubes est importante pour la conception des générateurs de vapeur dans les centrales nucléaires, afin de prévenir les accidents liés à ces instabilités. En effet, ces instabilités fluide-élastique, ou flottements, conduisent à une fatigue vibratoire des matériaux, voire à des chocs entre les tubes, et par la suite, à des dégâts importants. Ces aspects sont d'une grande complexité pour les applications scientifiques impliquant l'industrie nucléaire. Le présent travail est issu d'une collaboration entre l'EDF, le CEA et l'IMFT. Elle vise à améliorer la simulation numérique de cette interaction fluide- structure dans le faisceau de tubes, en particulier dans la gamme de paramètres critiques favorisant l'apparition d'un amortissement négatif du système et de l'instabilité fluide-élastique. / The prediction of fluid-elastic instabilities that develop in a tube bundle is of major importance for the design of modern heat exchangers in nuclear reactors, to prevent accidents associated with such instabilities. The fluid-elastic instabilities, or flutter, cause material fatigue, shocks between beams and damage to the solid walls. These issues are very complex for scientific applications involving the nuclear industry. This work is a collaboration between EDF, CEA and IMFT. It aims to improve the numerical simulation of the fluid-structure interaction in the tube bundle, in particular in the range of critical parameters contribute to the onset of damping negative system and the fluid-elastic instability.
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Estudo teórico e experimental sobre padrões de escoamento, fração de vazio e perda de pressão durante escoamento bifásico água-ar cruzado ascendente externo a banco de tubos / Theoretical and experimental study on flow pattern, void fraction and pressure drop during air-water two-phase upward crossflow through tube bundlesKanizawa, Fábio Toshio 21 November 2014 (has links)
O presente trabalho envolve um estudo teórico e experimental do escoamento bifásico externo a banco de tubos. Inicialmente, apresenta-se uma ampla revisão da literatura sobre padrões de escoamento, fração de vazio e perda de pressão, durante escoamentos monofásicos e bifásicos externos a banco de tubos. Nesta análise são também descritos os métodos de previsão destes parâmetros. Verificam-se diferenças significativas entre as estimativas proporcionadas por eles, fato que indica a inexistência de métodos generalizados. Posteriormente é apresentada uma descrição detalhada da bancada experimental projetada e construída durante o doutoramento. O aparato completo compõe-se da seção de testes, circuito de água, sistema de compressão e condicionamento de ar, e seções de injeção dos fluxos e condicionamento do escoamento. A seção de testes consiste em um banco de tubos distribuídos segundo configuração triangular normal, com os tubos apresentando diâmetro externo de 19,1 mm, comprimento de 381 mm, e espaçamento transversal de 24 mm. Os experimentos foram realizados para escoamento vertical ascendente de misturas água-ar e velocidades superficiais da fase líquida e gás de 0,020 a 1,500 m/s e de 0,10 a 10,00 m/s, respectivamente. Neste estudo foram desenvolvidas técnicas inéditas para determinação experimental da fração de vazio superficial no interior do banco de tubos baseadas em sistemas óptico e de sensoriamento capacitivo. Os padrões de escoamento foram identificados subjetivamente através de visualização de imagens e vídeos do escoamento, e objetivamente com o auxílio do método de agrupamento de dados k-means utilizando parâmetros baseados no sinal de perda de pressão e do sensoriamento capacitivo. Identificou-se subjetivamente os padrões de escoamento bolhas, bolhas dispersas, bolhas grandes, agitante, intermitente e anular. Constatou-se equivalência entre os padrões de escoamento identificados através dos métodos objetivo e subjetivo. Resultados experimentais para fração de vazio foram obtidos através de técnicas óptica e capacitiva. Constatou-se que o traçador rodamina B utilizado no método óptico altera as condições do escoamento, ainda que em concentrações reduzidas. A partir dos resultados obtidos com o sensoriamento capacitivo estimou-se a fração de vazio para o padrão bolhas. Resultados para a parcela friccional da perda de pressão também foram levantados. Constata-se o incremento da fração de vazio e da parcela friccional da perda de pressão com as velocidades superficiais das fases líquida e gás. Os resultados para fração de vazio foram comparados com métodos de previsão da literatura, e de maneira geral os métodos preveem as tendências dos resultados experimentais apenas para vazões de líquido reduzidas. Analogamente, os resultados para perda de pressão foram comparados com estimativas segundo métodos da literatura, concluindo que os métodos não preveem satisfatoriamente os resultados obtidos. Desta forma, foram propostos novos métodos de previsão para padrões de escoamento, fração de vazio e parcela friccional da perda de pressão, desenvolvidos a partir de análises dos mecanismos dominantes do escoamento, e adotando parâmetros adimensionais para correlacionar os dados. Os métodos propostos preveem satisfatoriamente os resultados experimentais deste estudo e da literatura para escoamentos bifásicos água-ar. / The present thesis concerns a theoretical and experimental study of external two-phase flows across tube bundles. Initially, a comprehensive literature review covering flow patterns, void fraction and pressure drop for single and two-phase flows across tubes bundle is presented. The review also describes predictive methods for these parameters. A comparison of these methods reveals reasonable disagreement among their predictions, indicating the absence of generalized methods. Subsequently, the apparatus and instrumentation designed and built to obtain the experimental data are described. The experimental apparatus comprises the test section, a water loop, air compression and conditioning systems, and sets for fluid flow injections and conditioning. The test section is a normal triangular tube bundle, with 19.1 mm OD tubes, 381 mm long and transversal pitch of 24 mm. The experiments were performed for air-water upward vertical flow, for superficial liquid and gas velocities ranging from 0.020 to 1.500 m/s and 0.10 to 10.00 m/s, respectively. Innovative techniques to evaluate the void fraction within the bundle were developed based on capacitive and optical methods. The flow patterns were identified subjectively and objectively by k-means clustering method, using as clustering parameters the pressure drop and the capacitive signals. Bubbles, dispersed bubbles, large bubbles, churn, intermittent and annular flow patterns were identified subjectively. The data groups identified by the objective method are representative of the flow patterns. Void fraction measurements were obtained for bubbly flow using both techniques (optical and capacitive). The void fraction data based on the optical method had its experimental range limited due to changes in the flow characteristics caused by the addition of the fluorescent dye Rhodamine B. The experimental results indicate that the void fraction increases with increasing the superficial velocities of both phases. In general, the void fraction predictive methods available in the literature capture the trends of the experimental results only for reduced liquid flow rates. According to the experimental results, the frictional pressure drop increases asymptotically with increasing the flow rates of both phases. None of the predictive methods from literature evaluated in the present study predicted satisfactorily the experimental results. Methods for prediction of flow patterns, void fraction and frictional pressure drop parcel were also developed in the present study. These methods provided reasonable predictions of the experimental results obtained in the present study, and also from the literature for air and water flows across tube bundles.
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Estudo teórico e experimental sobre padrões de escoamento, fração de vazio e perda de pressão durante escoamento bifásico água-ar cruzado ascendente externo a banco de tubos / Theoretical and experimental study on flow pattern, void fraction and pressure drop during air-water two-phase upward crossflow through tube bundlesFábio Toshio Kanizawa 21 November 2014 (has links)
O presente trabalho envolve um estudo teórico e experimental do escoamento bifásico externo a banco de tubos. Inicialmente, apresenta-se uma ampla revisão da literatura sobre padrões de escoamento, fração de vazio e perda de pressão, durante escoamentos monofásicos e bifásicos externos a banco de tubos. Nesta análise são também descritos os métodos de previsão destes parâmetros. Verificam-se diferenças significativas entre as estimativas proporcionadas por eles, fato que indica a inexistência de métodos generalizados. Posteriormente é apresentada uma descrição detalhada da bancada experimental projetada e construída durante o doutoramento. O aparato completo compõe-se da seção de testes, circuito de água, sistema de compressão e condicionamento de ar, e seções de injeção dos fluxos e condicionamento do escoamento. A seção de testes consiste em um banco de tubos distribuídos segundo configuração triangular normal, com os tubos apresentando diâmetro externo de 19,1 mm, comprimento de 381 mm, e espaçamento transversal de 24 mm. Os experimentos foram realizados para escoamento vertical ascendente de misturas água-ar e velocidades superficiais da fase líquida e gás de 0,020 a 1,500 m/s e de 0,10 a 10,00 m/s, respectivamente. Neste estudo foram desenvolvidas técnicas inéditas para determinação experimental da fração de vazio superficial no interior do banco de tubos baseadas em sistemas óptico e de sensoriamento capacitivo. Os padrões de escoamento foram identificados subjetivamente através de visualização de imagens e vídeos do escoamento, e objetivamente com o auxílio do método de agrupamento de dados k-means utilizando parâmetros baseados no sinal de perda de pressão e do sensoriamento capacitivo. Identificou-se subjetivamente os padrões de escoamento bolhas, bolhas dispersas, bolhas grandes, agitante, intermitente e anular. Constatou-se equivalência entre os padrões de escoamento identificados através dos métodos objetivo e subjetivo. Resultados experimentais para fração de vazio foram obtidos através de técnicas óptica e capacitiva. Constatou-se que o traçador rodamina B utilizado no método óptico altera as condições do escoamento, ainda que em concentrações reduzidas. A partir dos resultados obtidos com o sensoriamento capacitivo estimou-se a fração de vazio para o padrão bolhas. Resultados para a parcela friccional da perda de pressão também foram levantados. Constata-se o incremento da fração de vazio e da parcela friccional da perda de pressão com as velocidades superficiais das fases líquida e gás. Os resultados para fração de vazio foram comparados com métodos de previsão da literatura, e de maneira geral os métodos preveem as tendências dos resultados experimentais apenas para vazões de líquido reduzidas. Analogamente, os resultados para perda de pressão foram comparados com estimativas segundo métodos da literatura, concluindo que os métodos não preveem satisfatoriamente os resultados obtidos. Desta forma, foram propostos novos métodos de previsão para padrões de escoamento, fração de vazio e parcela friccional da perda de pressão, desenvolvidos a partir de análises dos mecanismos dominantes do escoamento, e adotando parâmetros adimensionais para correlacionar os dados. Os métodos propostos preveem satisfatoriamente os resultados experimentais deste estudo e da literatura para escoamentos bifásicos água-ar. / The present thesis concerns a theoretical and experimental study of external two-phase flows across tube bundles. Initially, a comprehensive literature review covering flow patterns, void fraction and pressure drop for single and two-phase flows across tubes bundle is presented. The review also describes predictive methods for these parameters. A comparison of these methods reveals reasonable disagreement among their predictions, indicating the absence of generalized methods. Subsequently, the apparatus and instrumentation designed and built to obtain the experimental data are described. The experimental apparatus comprises the test section, a water loop, air compression and conditioning systems, and sets for fluid flow injections and conditioning. The test section is a normal triangular tube bundle, with 19.1 mm OD tubes, 381 mm long and transversal pitch of 24 mm. The experiments were performed for air-water upward vertical flow, for superficial liquid and gas velocities ranging from 0.020 to 1.500 m/s and 0.10 to 10.00 m/s, respectively. Innovative techniques to evaluate the void fraction within the bundle were developed based on capacitive and optical methods. The flow patterns were identified subjectively and objectively by k-means clustering method, using as clustering parameters the pressure drop and the capacitive signals. Bubbles, dispersed bubbles, large bubbles, churn, intermittent and annular flow patterns were identified subjectively. The data groups identified by the objective method are representative of the flow patterns. Void fraction measurements were obtained for bubbly flow using both techniques (optical and capacitive). The void fraction data based on the optical method had its experimental range limited due to changes in the flow characteristics caused by the addition of the fluorescent dye Rhodamine B. The experimental results indicate that the void fraction increases with increasing the superficial velocities of both phases. In general, the void fraction predictive methods available in the literature capture the trends of the experimental results only for reduced liquid flow rates. According to the experimental results, the frictional pressure drop increases asymptotically with increasing the flow rates of both phases. None of the predictive methods from literature evaluated in the present study predicted satisfactorily the experimental results. Methods for prediction of flow patterns, void fraction and frictional pressure drop parcel were also developed in the present study. These methods provided reasonable predictions of the experimental results obtained in the present study, and also from the literature for air and water flows across tube bundles.
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Vliv zanášení svazku trubek v kotli na jeho životnost / The effect of boiler tube bundle fouling on its service lifeVolná, Kateřina January 2018 (has links)
Fouling of tube bundles in boilers on the flue gas side affects not only the service life, but also the boiler heat output and increases maintenance and operating costs. Therefore, it is necessary to minimize or completely eliminate this process. This thesis focuses on comparison of the service life and the heat output of the tube bundles with and without deposit in the coal fired boiler. Simulations of flue gas flow in area of tube bundles with and without deposit are performed using ANSYS Fluent software, which shows that the surface of tube bundles with deposit is much less heated than the surface without deposit. The thermal loads of tubes obtained by the CFD analysis are applied to the model, which is created in the program ANSYS Mechanical, where the calculation of the temperature field in the cross section of the pipe is realized. The effect of fouling on creep life and heat output is then evaluated based on simulation results. The results show that fouling increases creep life, but significantly reduces heat output of heavily fouled tubes. Hence the flue gas flows at a higher temperature to the rest of the tube bundle, and the service life of those tubes will therefore probably decrease.
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Návrh ohříváku topné vody pro vyvedení tepla z teplárny o výkonu 5,5 MW / Design of heat exchanger for feeding heat water network 5,5 MWKubíček, Ondřej January 2015 (has links)
The Master thesis deals with the water-heater design for heat-exchange station with total power output 5,5 MW. The goal of the thesis is to make thermal and hydraulic calculation in the extent of the assignment and to develop a projection drawing of the heater along with a correct dimensioning of the shell and flanges. Thesis goals were met according to the assignment. The introductory part of the thesis briefly introduces to the heat-exchanger problematic and selected topics about heat-transfer. Following the basic mass and energy flows calculation inside the heater together with the thermal and hydraulic design determines the size of the heat transfer surface of pipes. After that the design calculations were made, whose results are used to determine the basic dimensions of selected parts and checking the accuracy of designed dimensions. In the last part of the work the design process is more described also with a more detailed description of selected parts.
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