Open AccessThermal Behaviour Analysis of Baffled Multi Heat pipe Induced Heat Exchanger
Author(s) -
P. Ramkumar,
M. Sivasubramanian,
P. Rajesh Kanna,
P. Raveendiran,
Said Salem,
Bilal Akash,
H Ik,
Uygur mr,
Horuz,
Alicetin Gurses,
Cannistrano,
Esarte,
Domiguez,
Khalid Joudi,
Witwit,
M Hossain,
M Chowdhuri,
Feroz,
Didi Zhang,
Gang Li,
Yuging Liu,
Xialiang Tian,
Lydia Wermer,
Martin,
Justin Simpson,
Robert Zimmerman,
James Stewart,
Diego Luis,
John Fonseca,
Franklin Miller,
Shabgard,
Bergman,
Shariti,
Faghri,
Kempers,
Ching Ewing,
Shafai,
Blanoco,
Manco Vafai,
. Pis Mennyi,
Khayrnasov,
Rassamakin,
Durga Bastakoti,
Hongna Zhang,
Fengchen Weihuacai,
Li,
Vivek Patel
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
international journal of recent technology and engineering (ijrte)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2277-3878
DOI - 10.35940/ijrte.d1056.1284s219
Subject(s) - baffle , heat exchanger , materials science , shell and tube heat exchanger , plate heat exchanger , heat pipe , thermal , heat transfer , thermodynamics , mechanics , working fluid , physics
Thermal behaviour of a multi-heat pipe induced in compact heat exchanger has been analysed with the influence of baffles. The heat transfer fluid and working fluid used for the investigation are water and acetone. In this investigation, baffles are used to improve performance. In this research, different parameters like temperature range of hot and cold water were 50ºC, 60ºC, 70ºC and 32ºC throughout the analysis. The mass flow rates of hot and cold water ranges as 40 LPH to 120 LPH and 20 LPH to 60 LPH with an increase of 20 LPH and 10 LPH. The result shows that for an optimum revealed conditions of an angle of 0º with 60ºC and 100 LPH there is an increase in effectiveness occurs as 82.05% while comparing to without baffled conditions.
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