2023
DOI: 10.1007/s10973-023-12035-1
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Enhancement of upward facing spray cooling by benzene added water

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“…Since a flat plate structure is one of the typical shape structures of a target, it is valuable to calculate the cooling of a flat plate structure in real-scale space and analyze the change of its infrared radiance to grasp the characteristics of the target as well as to design the water spray rationally. Tan [7] performed numerical calculations of a spray system in a greenhouse using a CFD method under natural ventilation conditions in summer, Poudel [8] performed CFD calculations of liquid evaporation and phase transitions in a microchannel structure, Xing [9] validated a numerical simulation method suitable for modeling water film and spray co-cooling of a high-pressure thermodynamic down streamer, Wang [10] performed a study on the diesel engine dispatching spray flow and heat transfer simulation, Guggilla [11] analyzed the boiling state of a single droplet impacting a superheated surface, Aksoy [12] investigated spray cooling of titanium dioxide-water nanofluids on a hot surface, Ravikumar [13] studied the effect of adding benzene to water to improve the upward spray cooling, Jowkar [14] analyzed spray cooling was numerically analyzed, and Wang [15] numerically investigated the heat transfer characteristics of spray-cooled double-layer curtain walls, but none of the above studies have investigated spray cooling in open natural spaces. Large real scale, open space water spray on composite flat plate surface heat transfer calculations have also not been reported.…”
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“…Since a flat plate structure is one of the typical shape structures of a target, it is valuable to calculate the cooling of a flat plate structure in real-scale space and analyze the change of its infrared radiance to grasp the characteristics of the target as well as to design the water spray rationally. Tan [7] performed numerical calculations of a spray system in a greenhouse using a CFD method under natural ventilation conditions in summer, Poudel [8] performed CFD calculations of liquid evaporation and phase transitions in a microchannel structure, Xing [9] validated a numerical simulation method suitable for modeling water film and spray co-cooling of a high-pressure thermodynamic down streamer, Wang [10] performed a study on the diesel engine dispatching spray flow and heat transfer simulation, Guggilla [11] analyzed the boiling state of a single droplet impacting a superheated surface, Aksoy [12] investigated spray cooling of titanium dioxide-water nanofluids on a hot surface, Ravikumar [13] studied the effect of adding benzene to water to improve the upward spray cooling, Jowkar [14] analyzed spray cooling was numerically analyzed, and Wang [15] numerically investigated the heat transfer characteristics of spray-cooled double-layer curtain walls, but none of the above studies have investigated spray cooling in open natural spaces. Large real scale, open space water spray on composite flat plate surface heat transfer calculations have also not been reported.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%