Heat transfer investigation in rotating smooth square U-duct with different wall-temperature ratios and channel orientations

Li, Yang; Deng, Hongwu; Xu, Guoqiang; Tian, Shuqing

doi:10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer.2015.05.031

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“…At present, the experiment on heat transfer in the U channel has also been carried out a lot in Refs [16][17][18][19][20][21][22] . Zhongyang Shen [17] et al numerically studied the effect of bleed extraction on a U-shaped internal passage with dimple structures.…”

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“…Zhongyang Shen [17] et al numerically studied the effect of bleed extraction on a U-shaped internal passage with dimple structures. Yang li [21] et al experimentally investigated the effect of wall-temperature ratios(TR) and channel orientations on heat transfer in rotating smooth square Uchannel. Haiwang Li [22] investigated the heat performance in a U-shaped smooth channel with engine-similar cross-section by experiment.…”

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Experimental investigation of turbulent flow in a two-pass channel with different U-shaped bends

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In this paper, the TR-PIV method is used to study the internal flow field characteristics in U-shaped channels. The Reynolds number, based on the square cross section channel hydraulic diameter is 8888,13333 and 17777. Mean flow, Reynolds stress and POD are taken into consideration to investigate the flow characteristic with three different turning sections. Through analysis, a series of important conclusions have been drawn. For the main flow, the structure of turning sections has obvious influence on the characteristics of flow field. The size and number of vortices in the corner area are significantly reduced, because the increase in Reynolds number makes the influx impact stronger. It can be seen from the Reynolds stress distribution which is obviously different in different turning sections that the pulsation caused by the mixing of the main flow and the vortex is obviously stronger than that at the boundary. The flow at the turning section is complex, the distribution of the proportion of turbulent kinetic energy in the low-order mode is relatively gentle, and there is an obvious wavy structure at the turning section of the inner circle and outer circular passage, which matches the velocity field from the POD.

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