Heat transfer and aerodynamics of flat-oval tube bundles with dimples
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.53141Keywords:
heat transfer, aerodynamic drag, intensification, flat-oval tube, staggered bundles, dimple, comparisonAbstract
Experimental investigations of heat transfer and aerodynamic drag of staggered bundles of flat-oval tubes with dimples on the lateral surfaces in cross flow in the range of Reynolds numbers 1250<<13500 are performed. Three variants of placing of tubes are considered at the similar minimum value of transversal pith of tubes S1. Comparison of experimental data of heat transfer and aerodynamic drag for tube bundles with dimples and without them are performed
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