Conjugate heat transfer for turbulent flow in a thick walled plain pipe

Laminar and turbulent flow have their own characteristics in respect of heat transfer in pipes. While conjugate heat transfer is a major concern for a thick walled pipe with laminar flow inside it, there are limited studies about a turbulent flow in a thick walled plain pipe considering the conjugat...

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Main Authors: Canli, Eyub, Ates, Ali, Bilir, Sefik
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
CAD
Computational fluid dynamics
Computer aided design
Heat transfer
Laminar flow
Pipes
Turbulent flow
Velocity coupling
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Summary:Laminar and turbulent flow have their own characteristics in respect of heat transfer in pipes. While conjugate heat transfer is a major concern for a thick walled pipe with laminar flow inside it, there are limited studies about a turbulent flow in a thick walled plain pipe considering the conjugate heat transfer. In order to conduct such a work by means of in-house developed code, it was desired to make a preliminary investigation with commercially available CFD codes. ANSYS CFD was selected as the tool since it has a positive reputation in the literature for reliability. Defined heat transfer problem was solved with SIMPLE and Coupled Schemes for pressure velocity coupling and results are presented accordingly.
ISSN:2100-014X
2101-6275
2100-014X
DOI:10.1051/epjconf/201818002014