Hydrodynamics and heat transfer of yawed circular cylinder

Mityakov, A. V.; Mityakov, V. Yu.; Сапожников, С. З.; Gusakov, A. A.; Bashkatov, Aleksandr; Seroshtanov, V V; Zainullina, E. R.; Babich, A Yu

doi:10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer.2017.07.055

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“…To verify the obtained data, the heat flux at various points was measured 2…3 times. Our work repeats the studies [9,10,18] in its methods, however, use of thermal imager makes it possible to solve the problem connected with the investigation of heat transfer at any nonisothermal surface [19,20].…”

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Investigation of flow and heat transfer at the circular fins

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For simultaneous investigation of heat transfer and hydraulic parameters of finned circular tube is proposed to connect PIV (Particle Image Velocimetry) method and thermal imaging with gradient heat flux measurement. In the first series of experiments, the hollow fin was investigated. The hollow fin was heated with saturated water steam and its isothermal surface simulated the ideal (isothermal) fin. The solid fin made of titanium alloy was investigated in similar regimes for comparison. In the second series, the influence of distance between fins on the heat transfer coefficients (HTC) at the circular fin, mounted on a circular cylinder was studied. The unique Gradient Heat Flux Sensors (GHFSs) were installed at different places of the fin surface. Comprehensive method including heat flux measurement, PIV and thermal imaging allows to study flow and heat transfer at the surface of the fin in real time. Possibility of complex study of flow and heat transfer for non-isothermal fins is shown.

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Investigation of flow and heat transfer at the circular fins

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“…To verify the obtained data, the heat flux at various points is measured 2 to 3 times. This work repeats the studies in [11,12] based on the methods, however the use of thermal imager makes it possible to solve a problem connected with the investigation of heat transfer at any non-isothermal surface.…”

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Investigation of flow and heat transfer at the surface of a single circular cooling fin

Сапожников¹,

Mityakov²,

Mityakov³

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IJET

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All heat transfer processes are connected with flow structure. It is important to know both heat transfer and flow characteristics. For the first time it is proposed to connect Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) method with gradient heat flux measurement and thermal imaging for complex study of hydrodynamics and heat transfer at the surface of a single circular cooling fin. The hollow fin is heated with saturated water steam; meanwhile its isothermal external surface simulates the ideal fin. Flow and heat transfer at the surface of the solid fin of the same size and shape, and made of titanium alloy is investigated in the same regimes. Gradient Heat Flux Sensors (GHFS) were installed at different places of the fin surface. Velocity field near the fin, temperature field at the surface of the fin and heat flux were obtained. Comprehensive method including heat flux measurement, PIV and thermal imaging allows to study the flow and heat transfer at the surface of the fin in real time regime. The possibility of complex study of flow and heat transfer for non-isothermal fins is shown.

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“…The geometry considered here is an infinite yawed circular cylinder due to its extensive engineering design applications, yet only a handful of investigations have been made so far. Several authors have published experimental results (King, 1977;Ramberg, 1983;Thakur et al, 2004;Mityakov et al, 2017) and numerical results (Marshall, 2003) of flow past a yawed cylinder. Recently, Patil et al (2020) have published a work on mixed convection flow past a yawed cylinder.…”

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Steady MHD Flow Over a Yawed Cylinder With Mass Transfer

Saikrishnan¹,

Jenifer²,

Rajakumar³

2021

Frontiers in Heat and Mass Transfer

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This paper examines the steady magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) flow of water over a yawed cylinder with variable fluid properties and non-uniform mass transfer. The impact of viscous dissipation is taken into consideration. The velocity and temperature fields are governed by coupled nonlinear partial differential equations together with boundary constraints. These governing equations are converted to dimensionless form with suitable non-similar transformations and then solved using an implicit finite difference method and the quasi-linearization technique. The results indicate that the yaw angle enhancement declines the skin friction coefficient in the axial direction and the heat transfer coefficient. It is also ascertained that the separation can be delayed by enhancing the MHD effect, the suction parameter with slot movement in the downstream direction.

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Hydrodynamics and heat transfer of yawed circular cylinder

Cited by 14 publications

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Investigation of flow and heat transfer at the circular fins

Investigation of flow and heat transfer at the circular fins

Investigation of flow and heat transfer at the surface of a single circular cooling fin

Steady MHD Flow Over a Yawed Cylinder With Mass Transfer

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