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Compact Heat Exchangers: Principles of Selection, Application, Design, and Evaluation

Compact Heat Exchangers: Principles of Selection, Application, Design, and Evaluation

Bergnaum, Fritz

Hardcover

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ISBN13: 9798887157443
Publisher: Oryson Press
Pages: 204
Weight: 1.26
Height: 0.50 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
Compact Heat Exchangers: Principles of Selection, Application, Design, and Evaluation addresses a critical component in numerous industrial and energy systems, where efficient heat transfer is paramount for operational performance and sustainability. The design and optimization of these devices present significant challenges, including balancing high thermal effectiveness with minimal pressure losses, understanding dynamic responses to changing conditions, and accounting for complex fluid behaviors. Overcoming these hurdles is essential for advancing energy efficiency and system reliability across diverse applications.This comprehensive text explores fundamental principles for thermal and pressure drop design, alongside transient response analysis to dynamic operating conditions. It investigates the impact of temperature-dependent fluid properties and quantifies pressure loss coefficients for abrupt flow area changes. The book presents analytical solutions for fluid flow in tubes, discusses experimental correlations for heat transfer in simple geometries, and outlines various experimental methodologies. Furthermore, it delves into the design and characteristics of heat transfer surface geometries, providing essential design data for both heat transfer and flow friction.This book serves as an invaluable resource for students, researchers, and practicing engineers involved in thermal system design, energy conversion, and process optimization.

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