Tham khảo tài liệu 'heat analysis and thermodynamic effects part 7', kỹ thuật - công nghệ, cơ khí - chế tạo máy phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Enhancement of Heat Transfer in the Bundles of Transversely-Finned Tubes 169 of the effect of vortical wake of the upstream tubes in the same rows these values of a drop to those typical of the rear vortical zones of the upstream tubes . Fig. 10. Distribution of the relative heat transfer coefficient over the surface of type 2 fin h d located in the frontal row of the bundle. Re 2-104 the free-stream direction is from the top down. a aav 1 to 2 to 3 to 4 to 5 to Fig. 11. Distribution of the relative heat transfer coefficient over the surface of type 1 fin h d in the 4th row of a six-row bundle. Re 2-104 for legend see Fig. 7 or 9. a in-line bundle Ơ1 ơ2 b staggered bundle Ơ1 ơ2 The drop in a increases at smaller ơ2 and is explainable by the decrease of the intensity of circulation in the wake with decreasing relative pitch L d between interacting tubes for inline bundles L d ơ2 . According to data from Migay 1978 the rear wake exhibits an 170 Heat Analysis and Thermodynamic Effects approximately constant turbulence level e. Thus in the inner rows of in-line bundles the highest a occur in fin zones with 50 to 70 where the fin is impacted by a flow outside its aerodynamic shadow. In a staggered bundle with longitudinal and transverse pitches similar in those in an in-line bundle the L d is double that of the latter bundle L d 2ơ2 so that at Ơ2 2 the distributions of a on the fronts of inner-row tubes Fig. 12b stays approximately the same as on the first row . with a peak at qi 0 . The uniformity of the distributions of a in these bundles improves with the forcing effect of adjoining tubes which is maximum at Ơ1 Ơ2 2 3. In this case each tube operates as if it were surrounded by a circular deflector formed of six adjoining tubes. As Ơ2 in staggered bundles is decreased to Ơ2 which is possible at quite large Ơ1 and relatively low h d the flow pattern begins to resemble that in .
