Experimental Investigation of Conevection Heat Transfer of CO_2 at Supercritical Pressures in a Vertical Circular Tube at High Re
Jiang Peixue
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Jiang Peixue
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Convection heat transfer during the upward flow of CO2 at supercritical pressures in a vertical circular tube(din=2 mm) at high Reynolds numbers was investigated experimentally,and the effects of heat fluxes,mass fluxes,inlet temperatures,pressures,buoyancy and thermal acceleration on the convection heat transfer was analyzed.The results show that the tube wall temperature occurs abnormally distribution for high heat-fluxes with upward flow.The degree of deteriorated heat transfer increases with increasing heat flux.Increasing of the mass flux delays the occurrence of the deterioration of heat transfer and weakens the deterioration of heat transfer down-stream section.The inlet temperature strongly influences the heat transfer.The deterioration degree of heat transfer decreases with increasing pressure.
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Convection heat transfer during the upward flow of CO2 at supercritical pressures in a vertical circular tube(din=2 mm) at high Reynolds numbers was investigated experimentally,and the effects of heat fluxes,mass fluxes,inlet temperatures,pressures,buoyancy and thermal acceleration on the convection heat transfer was analyzed.The results show that the tube wall temperature occurs abnormally distribution for high heat-fluxes with upward flow.The degree of deteriorated heat transfer increases with increasing heat flux.Increasing of the mass flux delays the occurrence of the deterioration of heat transfer and weakens the deterioration of heat transfer down-stream section.The inlet temperature strongly influences the heat transfer.The deterioration degree of heat transfer decreases with increasing pressure.
Key concepts: Heat transfer, Heat flux, Convective heat transfer, Thermodynamics, Supercritical fluid, Materials science, Mechanics, Buoyancy