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Continuum equations for the pediction of shell-side flow and temperature patterns in heat exchangers (Q1080748)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3968203
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Continuum equations for the pediction of shell-side flow and temperature patterns in heat exchangers
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3968203

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    Continuum equations for the pediction of shell-side flow and temperature patterns in heat exchangers (English)
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    1983
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    The so-called fluid-tube continuum approach to describe the thermal- hydraulic performance of heat exchangers is critically reviewed. Special attention is given to the correct formulation of the boundary conditions, and a derivation of the equations starting from basic principles is presented. The resulting linear system of partial differential equations, a Laplace equation and two linear convection equations, are solved numerically by a finite element approximation method based on the least squares minimum principle. Finally, the numerical results are compared with experimental data. The agreement is good.
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    fluid-tube continuum approach
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    thermal-hydraulic performance
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    heat exchangers
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    boundary conditions
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    linear system of partial differential equations
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    Laplace equation
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    linear convection equations
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    finite element approximation method
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    least squares minimum principle
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