传热双语资料chapter 6(Heat Transfer.J.P.Holman ).pptVIP

Chapter 6 College of Nuclear Science and Technology * Inserting Equations gives That may be integrated to give Chapter 6 College of Nuclear Science and Technology * The solution to this differential equations is For a plate heated over its entire length. The heat-transfer coefficient may be expressed by Chapter 6 College of Nuclear Science and Technology * It may be put in dimensionless form as Using Equation(5-21) for the hydrodynamic-boundary-layer thickness, Chapter 6 College of Nuclear Science and Technology * We may compute the ratio Using Pr~0.01, we obtain It is the reasonable agreement with our slug-flow model. Chapter 6 College of Nuclear Science and Technology * It is important to note that the heat-transfer is dependent on the Peclet number. Empirical correlations are usually expressed in terms of parameter, four of which we present below. Chapter 6 College of Nuclear Science and Technology * Conditions In Fully developed turbulent flow of liquid metals In smooth tubes With uniform heat flux at wall Properties are evaluated at bulk temperature Valid for Chapter 6 College of Nuclear Science and Technology * Conditions In tubes with constant wall temperature All properties are evaluated at bulk temperature Conditions Constant-heat-flux condition Valid for Chapter 6 College of Nuclear Science and Technology * The heat transfer from a sphere to liquid sodium Forced convection Valid for Conditions Chapter 6 College of Nuclear Science and Technology * 6-5 Summary Establish the geometry of the situation Make a preliminary determination of appropriate fluid properties Establish the flow regime by calculating the Reynolds or Peclet number Select an equation that fits the geometry and flow regime and reevaluate properties, if necessary, in accordance with stipulations and the equation. Process to calculate the value of heat-transfer rate Chapter 6 College of Nuclear Science and Technology * Air at 2atm and 200℃ is heated