A review on heat transfer enhancement methods for a heat exchanger

Energy conservation requires a reduction in the consumption of primary resources, environment protection, cost savings on materials and production inputs. Monetary considerations (material and energy savings) motivate initiatives to improve heat exchange efficiency. In heat transfer operations such...

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Main Authors: Sagar, J. Pranay, Ankith, B., Rao, P. Srinivasa, Reddy, P. Ramakrishna, Elipey, Manoj Kumar
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Augmentation
Energy storage
Environmental protection
Heat exchange
Heat exchangers
Heat recovery
Heat transfer
Heat transmission
HVAC equipment
Industrial applications
Performance enhancement
Thermal engineering
Thermal power plants
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Summary:Energy conservation requires a reduction in the consumption of primary resources, environment protection, cost savings on materials and production inputs. Monetary considerations (material and energy savings) motivate initiatives to improve heat exchange efficiency. In heat transfer operations such as energy storage and recovery, the heat exchanger plays a crucial function. Heat transfer augmentation technologies are employed in a variety of industrial uses to improve the performance of heat exchangers. Heat transmission technologies are commonly utilized in HVAC systems, new thermal power plants, automobiles, and aircraft. Transmission of heat refers to methods for increasing the thermal and hydrodynamic performance of heat exchange equipment. One of the most significant study disciplines in the thermal engineering arena is heat transfer augmentation, where various approaches to improve heat transfer are investigated, tested, and analyzed. These techniques are divided into three groups-1. Active techniques 2. Passive techniques 3. Compound techniques. In this paper, an exhaustive literature evaluation of several heat transfer improvement techniques has been conducted.
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0116238