The Friction and Heat Transmission Coefficients of Rough Pipes
The Friction and Heat Transmission Coefficients of Rough Pipes
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10.1243/pime_proc_1941_145_026_02
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1941-06
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W. F. Cope
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W. F. Cope
In a previous paper (Cope 1937)† an account was given of the simultaneous measurement of the heat transmission and friction coefficients of a series of smooth pipes of various shapes of cross-section. The results formed the first section of a comprehensive research into the problem of heat transmission. The present paper, which describes the results of tests on rough pipes, forms the second section. Three pipes were tested, their internal surfaces being artificially roughened by a special knurling process which produced a series of pyramids geometrically similar in form but varying in absolute size from pipe to pipe. The roughness ratios (radius of pipe/height of pyramid) were approximately 8/1, 15/1, and 45/1. The apparatus used was basically the same as that used in the previous tests; the working fluid was water, and the Reynolds number ranged from 2,000 to 60,000. The results indicate that when fully turbulent conditions are established the roughness has very little effect on the heat transmission coe...