Author:
Seroshtanov V V,Vlasov A S,Suchok V V,Zhidkov N A
Abstract
Abstract
Synchronous flow and heat transfer study of in a single-phase medium is one of the important engineering and thermophysical problems. To solve this problem, the simultaneous use of PIV and gradient heatmetry is proposed. The investigated model is a pair of heated circular cylinders. Constant cylinders’ surface temperature is ensured by heating with saturated steam. The studies were carried out at various Reynolds numbers and inert-tube distance S, ranging from 0.5d to 4d. The use of gradient heatmetry made it possible to estimate the heat flux pulsations at the second cylinder and then, to compare them with the instantaneous velocity fields obtained using the PIV. The distributions of the heat flux and heat transfer coefficient over the cylinder surface were obtained for the range of Reynolds numbers from 4,8 to 48 × 103. The results are consistent with the data of other authors and show the prospects for the proposed methodology. Moreover, the results on the heat transfer augmentation the same models and in the same modes are presented.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
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