Experiment and Numerical Simulation of Resistance Coefficient of 90° Bend Pipe with Low Reynolds Number in HVAC
Tao Li
Abstract
Tao Li
Abstract
The resistance coefficient of 90° bend pipe is studied and the pressure and speed distribution in pipe are analyzed by using the experiment and numerical simulation method.The resistance loss mechanism and change rule of single local component is found out by discussing the change rule and mechanism of resistance loss and measuring the effect length caused by local component.
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The resistance coefficient of 90° bend pipe is studied and the pressure and speed distribution in pipe are analyzed by using the experiment and numerical simulation method.The resistance loss mechanism and change rule of single local component is found out by discussing the change rule and mechanism of resistance loss and measuring the effect length caused by local component.
Key concepts: Reynolds number, Mechanics, HVAC, Computer simulation, Component (thermodynamics), Mechanism (biology), Materials science, Turbulence