Heat and Mass Flow Characterization of Highly Viscous Fluid in Narrow-Channel Heat Exchanger
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Abstract
<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">Channel diameter is one of the most important parameters of a heat exchanger especially for a highly viscous fluid-flow. Narrow channel heat exchangers are believed to have better energy efficiency due to elevated heat transfer characteristics. Heat transfer and Fluid-flow behaviors of Automatic Transmission Fluid (<i>ATF</i>) have been experimentally investigated in a closed loop integrated thermal wind tunnel test facility using wavy finned Minichannel Heat Exchanger (<i>MICHX</i>). The experiment was conducted by varying the <i>ATF</i> Reynolds number from 3 to 30. The flow friction factors in minichannel were evaluated. For a fully developed laminar flow the friction factors were evaluated considering fluid viscosity effects due to temperature variation. The flow correlated with a Poiseuille equation while friction factors were analyzed considering constant property ratio. However, it showed different correlation when considered variable property ratio. A numerical analysis on friction factor for single serpentine <i>MICHX</i> did not follow the Poiseulle law for both cases of constant property ratio and variable property ratio. The analysis showed significantly higher <i>fRe</i> values. The friction factor demonstrated strong dependency on log mean temperature difference, Reynolds number, and capacity rate ratio as expected.</div></div>
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