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APPLICATION OF “VAPOR-PHASE RESISTANCE METHOD” TO THE STUDY ON CONDENSATION IN HORIZONTAL TUBES

HUANG Hongding; LU Wei   

  1. Tianjin University, Tianjin
  • Received:1900-01-01 Revised:1900-01-01 Online:1988-06-28 Published:1988-06-28
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APPLICATION OF “VAPOR-PHASE RESISTANCE METHOD” TO THE STUDY ON CONDENSATION IN HORIZONTAL TUBES

黄鸿鼎; 卢伟   

  1. Tianjin University, Tianjin
  • 通讯作者: 黄鸿鼎

Abstract: A physical model and a mathematical model were established in order to describe and improve the“vapor-phase resistance method”of Bell and Ghaly.Considering the effect of ripples at the interface onvapor-phase resistance,a correction factor v_ιwas proposed.Another factor (θ/π)βwhich correctsthe influence of the liquid pool along the bottom of the horizontal tube on the liquid-phase heat transfercoefficient was derived and the relationship of θand βwas correlated.The heat transfer coefficient pre-dicted by Bell’s method are approximately 10—15% lower than the experimental values if the effect ofripples on vapor-phase resistance has not been taken into account.The comparison of the predicted valuesof h_c from the modified vapor-phase resistance method with the experimental data showed a deviation of±10%.

摘要: A physical model and a mathematical model were established in order to describe and improve the“vapor-phase resistance method”of Bell and Ghaly.Considering the effect of ripples at the interface onvapor-phase resistance,a correction factor v_ιwas proposed.Another factor (θ/π)βwhich correctsthe influence of the liquid pool along the bottom of the horizontal tube on the liquid-phase heat transfercoefficient was derived and the relationship of θand βwas correlated.The heat transfer coefficient pre-dicted by Bell’s method are approximately 10—15% lower than the experimental values if the effect ofripples on vapor-phase resistance has not been taken into account.The comparison of the predicted valuesof h_c from the modified vapor-phase resistance method with the experimental data showed a deviation of±10%.