TURBULENT FLOW, HEAT TRANSFER, AND MASS TRANSFER IN TUBE WITH SURFACE SUCTION

RB KINNEY RB, Ephraim M Sparrow

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Abstract

Numerical results are presented for the friction factor, axial pressure gradient, heat and mass transfer coefficients, and velocity and temperature profiles. The results, relevant to forced- convection condensation in a tube (with or without noncondensable gases), are substantially affected by small amounts of wall suction. The present findings do not support the current practice of using impermeable-boundary transfer coefficients in condensation calculations. tTurbulent transport is expressed by the mixing- length model, modified around the wall by a specially derived damping factor.

Original languageEnglish (US)
StatePublished - Jan 1 1969
EventUnknown conference -
Duration: Aug 3 1969Aug 6 1969

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Period8/3/698/6/69

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