Modeling heat and mass transfer in wavy and turbulent falling liquid films

Yih, Siu-Ming

doi:10.1007/bf01376293

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“…In this respect, first of all, various film-like flows come to mind. They may, for example, occur in tubes, channels or monolithic structures (see, e.g., Levich, 1962;Grossman, 1986;Yih, 1986;Kenig, 1994Kenig, , 2000Boyadjiev and Babak, 2000;Heibel et al, 2001;Killion and Garimella, 2001). Similar possibilities exist for other simplegeometry flows (e.g., cylindrical jets).…”

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Complementary modelling of fluid separation processes

Kenig

2008

Chemical Engineering Research and Design

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Complementary modelling of fluid separation processes

Kenig

2008

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“…Several correlations for liquid film mass transfer coefficient are reviewed by Yih [12], and the correlation of Carrubba [12] is adopted here. For …”

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Performance analysis of air-cooled microchannel absorber in absorptionbased miniature electronics cooling system

2008

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Theoretical analysis and simulation of performance of an air-cooled microchannel absorber is reported in this study. It is shown that the air-cooled microchannel absorber can be integrated into an absorption-based miniature electronics cooling system by which the chip junction temperature can be maintained near room temperature, while removing 100 W of heat load. Water/LiBr pair is used as the working fluid and refrigerant vapor is intended to counter-currently flow against aqueous LiBr solution flow. Parametric study is carried out to determine the effects of several operating parameters, including inlet temperature and mass flow rate of the coolant, and inlet temperature of LiBr solution. To facilitate the air-cooling of microchannel absorber, an offset-strip-fin array is adopted, by which enhanced air-side heat transfer coefficient and large heat transfer area are obtained. The performance of the air-cooled absorber is compared to liquid-cooled absorber.

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“…The analogous heat-transfer problem has been studied previously. Yih andHuang (1980) andFaghri (1976), as reported by Yih (1986), give Nusselt numbers for the cases of constant wall temperature and uniform heat flux. The solution for the Sherwood number derived in this work differs from the heat-Current addressofB.…”

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