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Numerical and experimental validation of thermo-hydraulic conditions in the narrow channels

Author(s): M. Delic, P. Skerget & I. Zagar

Abstract:
Thermo-hydraulic flow situations in short narrow channels are studied.

Nu- merically obtained results are compared with experimental ones.

Nusselt number correlations are developed for velocity and temperature non-developed profiles.

Results for heat transfer coefficients are used as boundary condi- tions for temperature distribution computations in an oil-air cooling engine cylinder. Introduction Owing to the vicinity of the exhaust channel, shape of the engine cylinder cooling surfaces, there is a pronounced asymmetric circumferential tem- perature distribution in the cylinder wall.

This temperature ovalty can be minimized by controled intensity of the local cooling.

A curved square cross section channel supplied with lubrication engine oil was introd...

Pages: 8
Size: 530 kb
Paper DOI: 10.2495/HT940161

 

 

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