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Missouri University of Science and Technology

Mechanical Engineering

Theses/Dissertations

1966

<p>Heat exchangers -- Fluid dynamics<br />Heat -- Transmission -- Mathematical models<br />Nusselt number -- Models</p>

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Effect Of Artificial Roughness On Convection, Lee W. Burford Jan 1966

Effect Of Artificial Roughness On Convection, Lee W. Burford

Masters Theses

"Considerable work has been done in recent years, and is still being done, to find ways of increasing the heat transfer rate in fluid heat exchangers. One particular type of potential heat exchanger that has been studied analytically, as well as experimentally, is the use of artificially roughened tubing.

The test sections used in this experiment consisted of four aluminum pipes, three of which have been artificially roughened internally by machining ninety- degree V-shape grooves along the axis of the pipes. The grooves were 30/1000, 60/1000, and 90/1000 inches in depth. The remaining pipe was a smooth test section with …