Heat Exchanger Design Handbook

407 Pages·2014·20.94 MB·English

Heat Exchanger
Design Handbook
Edgar Miller
Heat Exchanger Design Handbook
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Heat Exchanger
Design Handbook
Edited by Edgar Miller
Published by University Publications,
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Heat Exchanger Design Handbook
Edited by Edgar Miller
© 2018 University Publications
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Contents
Preface VII
Part 1 General Aspects 1
Chapter 1 Thermodynamic Optimization 3
M.M. Awad and Y.S. Muzychka
Chapter 2 Analytical Solution
of Dynamic Response of Heat Exchanger 53
D. Gvozdenac
Chapter 3 Development of High Efficiency
Two-Phase Thermosyphons for Heat Recovery 79
Ignacio Carvajal-Mariscal, Florencio Sanchez-Silva
and Georgiy Polupan
Chapter 4 Impact of a Medium Flow Maldistribution
on a Cross-Flow Heat Exchanger Performance 99
Tomasz Bury
Chapter 5 Numerical Analysis of the Structural
Stability of Heat Exchangers – The FEM Approach 125
Agnieszka A. Chudzik
Chapter 6 Control of LNG Pyrolysis and Application
to Regenerative Cooling Rocket Engine 147
R. Minato, K. Higashino, M. Sugioka and Y. Sasayama
Chapter 7 Self-Heat Recuperation: Theory and Applications 169
Yasuki Kansha, Akira Kishimoto, Muhammad Aziz
and Atsushi Tsutsumi
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Part 2 Micro-Channels and Compact Heat Exchangers 187
Chapter 8 Compact Heat Exchange Reformer
Used for High Temperature Fuel Cell Systems 189
Huisheng Zhang, Shilie Weng and Ming Su
Chapter 9 Microchannel Simulation 217
Mohammad Hassan Saidi, Omid Asgari and Hadis Hemati
Chapter 10 Single-Phase Heat Transfer and Fluid
Flow Phenomena of Microchannel Heat Exchangers 249
Thanhtrung Dang, Jyh-tong Teng, Jiann-cherng Chu, Tingting Xu,
Suyi Huang, Shiping Jin and Jieqing Zheng
Chapter 11 Heat Exchangers for Thermoelectric Devices 289
David Astrain and Álvaro Martínez
Part 3 Helical Coils and Finned Surfaces 309
Chapter 12 Fin-Tube Heat Exchanger Optimization 311
Piotr Wais
Chapter 13 Thermal Design of Cooling and Dehumidifying Coils 335
M. Khamis Mansour and M. Hassab
Chapter 14 Helically Coiled Heat Exchangers 363
J. S. Jayakumar
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List of Contributors
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Preface
The contents of this book offer extensive information on specific cases of heat exchangers.
The selection was directed by seeking future prospects of applied research and industry,
particularly aiming on the effective use and conversion energy in shifting environment.
Besides the questions of thermodynamic basics, the contributions of this book are thematically
grouped which presents various critical issues grouped under three sections, namely general
aspects, micro-channels and compact heat exchangers, and plate heat exchangers. The book
is not necessarily focused to be a fundamental source of the knowledge in the area it covers,
but rather serves as a mentor while practising expansive solutions of particular technical
issues which are faced by engineers and technicians occupied in research and development
in the subjects of heat transfer and heat exchangers.
This book unites the global concepts and researches in an organized manner for a
comprehensive understanding of the subject. It is a ripe text for all researchers, students,
scientists or anyone else who is interested in acquiring a better knowledge of this dynamic
field.
I extend my sincere thanks to the contributors for such eloquent research chapters. Finally,
I thank my family for being a source of support and help.
Editor
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Part 1
General Aspects
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