Compound passive heat transfer augmentation techniques: A comprehensive review

Kadhim K. Idan Al‐Chlaihawi; Moayed R. Hasan; Ali L. Ekaid

doi:10.1002/htj.22955

journal article Oct 12, 2023

Compound passive heat transfer augmentation techniques: A comprehensive review

Kadhim K. Idan Al‐Chlaihawi

Moayed R. Hasan Ali L. Ekaid

Heat Transfer Vol. 53 No. 2 pp. 363-421 · Wiley

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Abstract

AbstractThe function of energy is becoming increasingly vital in meeting the requirements of modern societies and sustaining rapid economic and industrial growth globally. Heat transfer equipment has been employed for heat recovery and conversion in various domestic and industrial applications. Therefore, due to the recent global energy crisis, boosting the thermal efficiency of energy systems has become an essential requirement, which would reduce both their size and rates of energy demand. There are active and passive methods for boosting heat transfer rates. As they have no moving components, passive methods are more affordable and dependable than active ones. Applying two or more passive techniques concurrently will result in a higher heat transmission rate than any approach working independently. The current article comprehensively reviews experimental and computational investigations of passive compound forced convection heat transfer augmentation techniques at laminar, transition, and turbulent flow regimes. This article focuses on compound techniques arrangement in the form of turbulators, typical twisted tapes (TTs), surface roughness, vortex generators, and so on. The pioneering research suggests that using a lower twist ratio, lower pitch, and smaller winglet angles in TTs can result in higher heat transfer rates, albeit with a slightly increased friction factor. The combination of alternate‐axes and wings in TTs leads to more effective heat transfer enhancement within the tube.

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Published: Oct 12, 2023
Vol/Issue: 53(2)
Pages: 363-421
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Authors

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Kadhim K. Idan Al‐Chlaihawi

Mechanical Engineering Department University of Technology Baghdad Iraq; Department of Mechanical Engineering University of Al‐Qadisiyah, Al Diwaniyah Al‐Qadisiyah Iraq

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Moayed R. Hasan

Mechanical Engineering Department University of Technology Baghdad Iraq

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Ali L. Ekaid

Mechanical Engineering Department University of Technology Baghdad Iraq

Cite This Article

Kadhim K. Idan Al‐Chlaihawi, Moayed R. Hasan, Ali L. Ekaid (2023). Compound passive heat transfer augmentation techniques: A comprehensive review. Heat Transfer, 53(2), 363-421. https://doi.org/10.1002/htj.22955

Compound passive heat transfer augmentation techniques: A comprehensive review

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