A Study on the Laminar-flow Heat Transfer Between a Two-dimensional Water Jet and a Flat Surface with Constant Heat Flux
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概要
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The authors obtained more accurate solutions of the boundary layer momentum and energy equations for a wedge-type flow by the electronic computer using the Runge-Kutta method and deduced an approximate equation of the temperature gradient at the wall with a high accuracy. When a two-dimensional water jet with finite nozzle width strikes normally on a flat surface, it forms a flow field which can be divided into two flow regions ; the first one is an impingement zone and the other is a uniform parallel flow zone. It is the purpose of this paper to estimate local heat transfer coefficients in such a flow field, where the velocity gradient just outside the boundary layer changes along a flat surface and to study theoretically the effect of the nozzle height above the flat plate on the local heat transfer coefficient Furthermore the calculated results were compared with experimental ones of local heat transfer coefficients along a flat surface with constant heat flux.
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著者
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Izumi Ryotaro
Dept. Of Mech. Eng. Nagoya Univ.
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INADA Shigeaki
Dept. of Mech. Eng. Gunma Univ.
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MIYASAKA Yoshiki
Dept. of Mech. Eng. Gunma Univ.
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INADA Shigeaki
Gunma Univ
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MIYASAKA Yoshiki
Gunma Univ
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IZUMI Ryotaro
Nagoya Univ
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