Heat Transfer in Pulsating Laminar Flow in a Pipe : a constant wall temperature
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概要
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Heat transfer in pulsating laminar flow in a pipe is studied theoretically on the assumption that both the fluid properties and the wall temperature are constant. First, the instantaneous pipe friction factor and the maximum amplitude of pressure-gradient which does not cause a reverse flow are studied. The amplitude of the wall shear stress is represented by a simple equation. Second, the difference in transferred heat between the pulsating case and the steady-state case is studied, and the reason why the locations, where the difference vanishes, appear cyclically in X-direction is explained theoretically. The fluctuations of Nusselt number along X are also illustrated.
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著者
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Hirose Koji
School Of Engineering Okayama University
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Hayashi Toshihiro
School Of Engineering Okayama University
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Kita Yoshinori
School Of Engineering Okayama University
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