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Tubular Heat Exchanger
ME 495: Mechanical and Thermal Systems Lab
Thursday: Section 05
Author: Emilee Smith
Instructor: Dr. Hamid Nourollahi
Feb 21, 2024
Table of Contents
Objective of Experiment
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3
Equations and Symbols
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4
Equipment
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4
Experimental Procedure
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4
Experimental Results
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4
Sample Calculations
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4
Discussion of Results
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4
Lab Guide Questions
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4
Conclusion
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5
References
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5
Appendix
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5
List of Figures
Figure 1: Graph of Power Emitted and Absorbed vs Flow Rate
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7
Figure 2: Graph of ΔT for Cold and Hot Fluid vs Flow Rate
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Figure 3: Graph of Overall Efficiency and Flow Rate
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List of Tables
Table 1: Symbols
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4
Table 2: Equations
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5
Table 3:Average Efficiency and Error Across Different Flow Rates
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6
Table 4:Average Heat Transfer Coefficient and LMTD Across Different Flow Rates
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6
Objective of Experiment
The primary purpose of the experiment is to understand heat transfer that occurs in tubular heat
exchangers. The performance of the heat exchanger at three different flow rates will be evaluated by
calculating the heat transfer coefficient using the data collected. It is hypothesized that the system will
cause the heat transfer coefficient to initially increase proportionally with the flow rate, then begin to
decrease as flow rate continues to be increased.
The principle guiding this experiment is based on the transfer of heat between hot and cold fluid
streams separated by two concentric (coaxial) tubes. The hot water flowing through the inner metal tube
will decrease in temperature while the cold water flowing through the outer acrylic annulus will increase
in temperature.
Several elements can affect the heat transfer coefficient within this heat exchanger. The material
properties of the fluid being used as well as the system itself can create discrepancies within the data
collection. Temperature gradient between the hot and cold fluids, the geometry of the heat exchanger
being utilized, and the fluid flow rates may also have an effect on the outcome of the experiment. Finally,
the independent variable will be the cold water, and the dependent variable will be the heat transfer
coefficient - the main objective.
The following two tables include a list of symbols and equations, respectively, that will be used
for data collection, evaluation, and calculations.
Table 1: Symbols
Symbol
Definition
𝑇
1
Hot Fluid Inlet (
℃
)
𝑇
3
Hot Fluid Outlet (
℃
)
𝑇
4
Cold Fluid Inlet (
℃
)
𝑇
6
Cold Fluid Outlet (
℃
)
????
Mass Flow Rate
𝑉???
Volumetric Flow Rate
ρ
Density of Fluid
𝑄???
Heat Rate
?
?
Specific Heat Capacity
∆𝑇
Change in Temperature (
℃
)
η
Overall Efficiency
𝑄???
??𝑖????
Heat Emitted
𝑄???
????????
Heat Absorbed
?
Flow Area
??𝑇?
Logarithmic Mean Temperature Difference
TA
∆
Temperature Difference between
and
(
℃
)
𝑇
3 𝑇
4
TB
∆
Temperature Difference between
and
(
℃
)
𝑇
1 𝑇
6
ℎ
Heat Transfer Coefficient
Table 2: Equations
Equation 1: Mass Flow Rate
???? = 𝑉??? * ρ
Equation 2: Heat Emitted
𝑄???
??𝑖????
= ????
ℎ??
* ?
?, ℎ??
* ∆𝑇
ℎ??
Equation 3: Heat Absorbed
𝑄???
????????
= ????
????
* ?
?, ????
* ∆𝑇
????
Equation 4: Overall Efficiency
η = 𝑄???
????????
/𝑄???
??𝑖????
* 100%
Equation 5: Heat Loss
𝑄???
?𝑖???
= 𝑄???
??𝑖????
− 𝑄???
????????
Equation 6: Heat Transfer Coefficient
ℎ = 𝑄???
??𝑖????
/(? * ??𝑇?)
Equation 7: Logarithmic Mean Temperature
Difference
??𝑇?
=
(∆𝑇?
−
∆𝑇?) / ?? (∆𝑇?/∆𝑇?)
Equation 8: Temperature Efficiency (Hot)
(𝑇
1
− 𝑇
3
)/(𝑇
1
− 𝑇
4
) * 100%
Equation 9: Temperature Efficiency (Cold)
(𝑇
6
− 𝑇
4
)/(𝑇
1
− 𝑇
4
) * 100%
Equipment
●
HT30XC Heat Exchanger Unit
●
HT31 Tubular (tube-in-tube) Heat Exchanger
Experimental Procedure
The first step of the experiment is to check that the HT31 Tubular (tube-in-tube) Heat Exchanger
is mounted correctly to the HT30XC Heat Exchanger Unit which should then be connected to the
computer via USB. The hot water cylinder should be filled up with water if needed (if it is any less than
full). Next, the sensors must be connected properly for counterflow. The hot water inlet is connected to
sensor T1 while hot water outlet is connected to T3. For the cold water, T4 connects the inlet, while T6
connects the outlet. Finally, the temperature sensors must be connected to the correct socket - the numbers
on the plugs and the sockets need to match.
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- Part b. MATLAB coding. Hot air for a large scale drying operation is to be produced by routing the air over a tube bank, while products of combustion are routed through the tubes. The surface area of the cross-flow heat exchanger is A = 25 m2, and for the proposed operating conditions, the manufacturer specifies and overall heat transfer coefficient of U = 35 W/(m2 K). The air and the combustion gases may each be assumed to have a specific heat of cp = 1040 J/(kg K). Consider conditions for which combustion gases flowing at 1 kg/s enter the heat exchanger at 800 K, while air at 5 kg/s has an inlet temperature of 300 K. (a) What are the air and gas outlet temperatures? (b) Explore the effect of changes in surface area and heat transfer coefficient on the air outlet temperature for UA values from 500 to 2500 W/K. Discuss the implications and back up the discussion with an appropriate plotarrow_forwardSouthern Technical University OETC STU Fluid Mechanic/Second Class Basra Technical Collage Thermal Mechanical Engineering Dep. Lecturer/ Farah A. Al-Salam H.W: what is the bulk modulus of elasticity of a liquid which is compressed in a cylinder from a volume 0.0125m' at 80N/cm2 pressure to a volume of 0.0124m' at 150N/cm2 pressure?arrow_forwardI want to briefly summarize what he is talking about and what you conclude. pls very urgentarrow_forward
- Please, solve task 1arrow_forwardProblem 03.028 - DEPENDENT MULTIPART PROBLEM - ASSIGN ALL PARTS NOTE: This is a multi-part question. Once an answer is submitted, you willI be unable to return to this part. A 1.9-m3 rigid tank contains steam at 220°C. One-third of the volume is in the liquid phase and the rest is in the vapor form. The properties of steam at 220°C are given as follows: vf= 0.001190 m3/kg and vg= 0.08609 m3/kg. Steam Vm3 220°C Problem 03.028.b - Quality of a saturated mixture Determine the quality of the saturated mixture. (You must provide an answer before moving to the next part) The quality of the saturated mixture isarrow_forwardThermodynamics: Please show me how to solve the following practice problems in step by step solution (Thank you so much!)arrow_forward
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