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Numerical Analysis of Heat Transfer of Hot Oil and Cold Water Fluids in a Concentric Type Heat Exchanger with Ansys Fluent

Mansour NASİRİ KHALAJİ
Muhammet Harun OSTA
Kenan YAKUT
Pages
24–27
Publication Date
2018-12-15
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The numerical re-sults and mesh validations are shown below.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, the heat transfer performance of a trunk pipe heat exchanger using motor oil as hot fluid and cold water as cold fluid was analyzed by a compu-tational fluid dynamic (An-sys Fluent) program.
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Key Findings & Data:The engine oil heat exchanger at different temperature rang-es (70C) and at different velocity (0.1m/s).
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Conclusion & Impact:The numerical re-sults and mesh validations are shown below.
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⚙️Variables:Engine oil · CFD · Heat exchanger

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In this study, the heat transfer performance of a trunk pipe heat exchanger using motor oil as hot fluid and cold water as cold fluid was analyzed by a compu-tational fluid dynamic (An-sys Fluent) program. The engine oil heat exchanger at different temperature rang-es (70C) and at different velocity (0.1m/s). Same case, the cold water at dif-ferent temperature ranges of the heat exchanger (5C) and different speed (1m/s) enters. The numerical re-sults and mesh validations are shown below.

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KHALAJİ, M. N., OSTA, M. H., YAKUT, K. (2018). Numerical Analysis of Heat Transfer of Hot Oil and Cold Water Fluids in a Concentric Type Heat Exchanger with Ansys Fluent. International Journal of Innovative Research and Reviews, Cilt: 2 - Sayı: 2, 24–27. https://ajindex.com/articles/767590

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