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ABSTRACT:
A Review paper based on
investigations of heat transfer enhancement
using ribs mounted in duct (Rectangular or
Square channel). Repeated ribs have been
used to enhance heat transfer, promote
turbulence and enhance convective heat
transfer. Local heat transfer coefficients were
obtained at various Reynolds number (Re)
with in a turbulence flow regime. The heat
transfer is low due to the low heat transfer
1. INTRODUCTION:
Heat transfer enhancement is a purely
geometric analysis that is presented in this paper
for a variety of rib geometries. Variation in heat
transfer coefficient on the area of the ribs and the
rib surface itself are available for a wide range of
rib parameters. The large number of studies of
heat transfer and flow characteristics have been
carried to investigate the effect of rib design
parameter namely rib height, angle of attack,
relative roughness pitch, rib arrangement and rib
cross section. The convective heat transfer along
duct wall can be improved significantly by
introducing the recirculation\reverse flow to
increase efficiency axial Reynolds number and
decrease cross sectional area of flow. The heat
transfer rate can be improved by introducing a
disturbance in the fluid flow (breaking the viscous
and thermal boundary layers). Therefore, to
achieve desired heat transfer rate in an existing
heat exchanger at an economic pumping power,
several techniques have been proposed recent
years. The techniques are listed below.
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LITERATURE REVIEW
1. Square duct with w-type turbulators:
Desai, yada [1] et al. In this paper
numerical analysis was carried out of three
different angles of turbulators were placed in
square duct with internal W-shaped ribs. It was
performed by CFD (Computational Fluid
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7. Helical rib:
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NOMENCLATURE
A- heat transfer area of channel
AR- Aspect ratio of channel (W\H)
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D- Hydraulic diameter, m
e- Rib height, m
f- Friction factor
PR - Prandtl number
H- Channel height, m
h- Average
(w\m^2k)
heat
transfer
co-efficient,
Q- Heat transfer, W
I-Current, amp
T- Temperature, k
t- Thickness of rib, m
COMPARISON OF RIBS
S.N
O
AUTHOR
Desai,
Yadav
Agarwal,
Gandhi
Anilkumar
Rectangular
duct Gives
Better
thermal
inclined discrete rib performance in pitch ratio of
7.5
SAH duct with V- Gives thermal performance of
shape rib
3.82
Chandrasekhar
Bhatt
Mohammed rayed
facraqui
Ponjet
promvongeet
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RIB SHAPE
TITTLE
Sagnikpal
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THERMAL
PERFORMANCE
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Maidu Sharma ,
varun
Priyank lahiya
10
s.w. chang
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Arkan.k
Rectangular
duct Inline rib gives high heat
with
inline, transfer than staggered
staggered ribs
Finally, I conclude that inline rib at 60 gives better thermal performance than other
relative gap widths. Because in an inline rib, the boundary layer which disrupts faster which creates
turbulence flow higher and velocity will be high in a duct, therefore heat transfer will be more.
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