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2017 The Effects of Different Amplitude Sinusoidal Corrugated Strip Elements on Heat Transfer in Pipes

In this study, the effect of the Reynolds numbers for different sinusoidal decoupled strip elements placed separately from the pipe in turbulent flow on heat transfer was investigated experimentally. Experiments were carried out under forced convection and constant heat flux conditions. Corrugated strip elements were positioned axially to the pipe center, which draws a sinusoid used as a turbulator. Experiments were repeated for three different amplitudes of sinusoidal strip elements with D/2 width, 3D/16 , D/4, D/8. Experiments showed that although the strip elements enhanced heat transfer at different rates. As a result, it was seen that heat transfer ratio i.e. Nusselt number increased as the amplitude value increased. While this rate is 55% in D/8 amplitude, it was about 75% in 3D/16 and 105% in D/4.

1.st International Conference Energy Systems Engineering
ıcese'17

A.Hakan Altun M.Gurdal A.Berber

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Subject Area: Engineering Broadcast Area: International Type: Oral Paper Language: English