Research of Heat Disposal Efficiency in Recuperative Heat Exchangers of Autonomous Ventilation Units

Kostuganov, Arman

doi:10.17673/vestnik.2020.01.6

UCA

2020

DOI: 10.17673/vestnik.2020.01.6

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Research of Heat Disposal Efficiency in Recuperative Heat Exchangers of Autonomous Ventilation Units

Arman Kostuganov

Abstract: Full-scale tests of recuperative heat exchangers of autonomous ventilation units of a new design were carried out in order to determine the efficiency of heat recovery in them. As a result of the tests, it was found that the efficiency of heat recovery in such recuperative heat exchangers varies from 40 to 70 %, depending on the initial parameters of the supply and exhaust air. It was also found that in order to achieve the same heat recovery effect, it is advisable to use the construction of heat exchangers w… Show more

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Effectiveness Assessment of Energy-Saving System of Organized Supply and Exhaust Ventilation for Multi-Storey Buildings with Low Level Thermal Protection

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By usage of the technical and economic calculation method developed by the authors for installations with recuperative-type heat exchangers, the operational modes of the centralized supply and exhaust system of organized ventilation, in which the supplying air is heated by the solar radiation heat and the heat of the air removed from the premises, have been investigated in the paper. The paper presents results of the thermal and economic efficiency assessment of such ventilation system for multi-storey buildings. A comparison of the thermal energy consumption for the needs of heating and ventilation through the use of the proposed ventilation system has been made for two variants of buildings – with the thermal protection level of enclosing structures that meets modern regulatory requirements (buildings with heat consumption up to 130 kW×h/(m2×year)), and for a building similar in terms of planning structure, but with enclosing structures, the insulation level of which corresponds to buildings built before 1993 (buildings with heat consumption up to 260 kW×h/(m2×year)). The temperature conditions have been determined under which it becomes necessary to turn on the operation of devices for additional (peak) heating of the supply air, when the thermal potential of solar radiation and secondary energy resources is insufficient to provide the calculated temperature of the supply air. For the ventilation system under consideration, it has been established that the thermal resistance of the building envelope influences the indicators of the thermodynamic and economic efficiency of the proposed solution. The climatic conditions under which the utilization of the exhaust air heat in the proposed ventilation system is technically justified and economically expedient have been determined. The results of the research

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Effectiveness Assessment of Energy-Saving System of Organized Supply and Exhaust Ventilation for Multi-Storey Buildings with Low Level Thermal Protection

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Recuperative Heat Exchanger-Utilizer Thermodynamic Modes in Low Capacity Supply-and-Exhaust Ventilation Unit

Zafatayeu

Karaliova

2022

Nauka teh.

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The increase in the thermal protection level of the existing buildings enclosing structures, due to the need to comply with the current norms of building heat engineering requirements, leads to increasing in the part of heat losses in the thermal balance of a building due to infiltration and exhaust ventilation operation. After exhaustion of the possibilities for the implementation of technical measures to reduce energy costs by changing in volumetric planning solutions and insulating building envelopes further decreasing heat consumption level should be associated with the use of the secondary and renewable resources potential. The paper presents the results of assessing the technical and economic feasibility of using the exhaust air thermal potential for heating the supply air in the forced supply-and-exhaust ventilation system of a building taking as a low-capacity unit as an example. For a counterflow air-to-air recuperative type heat utilizer finned with ribbed heat pipes in the form of a plurality of continuous sheets, the influence of changes in the physical properties of the exhaust air during the phase transition of the water vapor contained in it into a liquid state on the heat exchanger-utilizer performance and characteristics of its efficiency has been established. The conditions of heat exchange are determined (without condensate, with condensate in the part of the heat exchanger-utilizer, with condensate in the entire heat exchanger-utilizer and with the risk of icing) in the supply air temperature range from (–26) to (+8) °C for three variants of its operation with a balance of the nominal amount of exhaust and supply air and with two variants of imbalance. Variants with imbalances have been investigated in order to find possible combinations of supply and exhaust air temperatures, at which there would be no phase transition of water vapor in the exhaust air flow to the liquid state in the entire volume of the heat utilizer, which would eliminate the need for measures to collect and remove condensate and preventing it from freezing.

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Experimental Study of Heat Exchange From a Steam-Gas Mixture During Heat Transfer Through a Ribbed Surface

Зинуров

Дмитриев

Sharipov

et al. 2021

TSU Herald. Phys Math Model. Oil, Gas, Energy

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This article deals with the problem of heat energy transfer from a steam-gas mixture with a constant temperature of 220 °C. An experimental study of the transfer of heat energy from a steam-gas mixture by a recuperative heat exchanger with a ribbed surface at the industrial enterprise “PULP Invest”, located at the production site of the industrial park Technopolis “Khimgrad” in Kazan, is presented. The design of a heat exchanger with a ribbed surface is described. The finned surface of the recuperative heat exchanger allowed intensifying the transfer of heat flow, due to the appearance of turbulent vortices of the vapor-gas medium when it moves between the transversely arranged fins. For a heated heat carrier, water was used, which in the future is planned to be used for technological and economic needs. This paper presents the experimental method and measuring instruments. During the experiments, the initial temperature of the cold coolant (water) varied from 28.8 to 31.9 °C. The series of experiments included 7 experiments with a different volume flow of water from 60 to 120 liters/hour. The initial volume flow rate was 60 l/h, the flow rate change step was 10 l/h. The results of the studies showed that the time of the output of the studied parameters: temperature head, heat flow and heat transfer coefficient to the stationary mode was 265 s. When entering the stationary mode with a volume flow rate of cold coolant in the range from 60 to 120 l/h, the temperature head varied from 32.2 to 63 °C, the heat flow varied from 4.1 to 4.5 kW, the heat transfer coefficient varied in the range of 24.4-27.9 W/(m2 · K). The obtained results allowed establishing that the heat transfer coefficient is inversely proportional to the thermal resistance of the vapor-gas phase.

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Research of Heat Disposal Efficiency in Recuperative Heat Exchangers of Autonomous Ventilation Units

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Effectiveness Assessment of Energy-Saving System of Organized Supply and Exhaust Ventilation for Multi-Storey Buildings with Low Level Thermal Protection

Effectiveness Assessment of Energy-Saving System of Organized Supply and Exhaust Ventilation for Multi-Storey Buildings with Low Level Thermal Protection

Recuperative Heat Exchanger-Utilizer Thermodynamic Modes in Low Capacity Supply-and-Exhaust Ventilation Unit

Experimental Study of Heat Exchange From a Steam-Gas Mixture During Heat Transfer Through a Ribbed Surface

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