Local distribution of wall static pressure and heat transfer on a rough flat plate impinged by a slot air jet
Local distribution of wall static pressure and heat transfer on a rough flat plate impinged by a slot air jet
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DOI:
10.1007/s00231-017-1999-2
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发表时间:
2017
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
Adimurthy Meda;V. Katti
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作者:
Adimurthy Meda;V. Katti
The present work experimentally investigates the local distribution of wall static pressure and the heat transfer coefficient on a rough flat plate impinged by a slot air jet. The experimental parameters include, nozzle-to-plate spacing (Z/Dh= 0.5–10.0), axial distance from stagnation point (x/Dh), size of detached rib (b= 4–12 mm) and Reynolds number (Re= 2500–20,000). The wall static pressure on the surface is recorded using a Pitot tube and a differential pressure transmitter. Infrared thermal imaging technique is used to capture the temperature distribution on the target surface. It is observed that, the maximum wall static pressure occurs at the stagnation point (x/Dh= 0) for all nozzle-to-plate spacing (Z/Dh) and rib dimensions studied. Coefficient of wall static pressure (Cp) decreases monotonically withx/Dh. Sub atmospheric pressure is evident in the detached rib configurations for jet to plate spacing up to 6.0 for all ribs studied. Sub atmospheric region is stronger atZ/Dh= 0.5 due to the fluid accelerating under the rib. As nozzle to plate spacing (Z/Dh) increases, the sub-atmospheric region becomes weak and vanishes gradually. Reasonable enhancement in bothCpas well asNuis observed for the detached rib configuration. Enhancement is found to decrease with the increase in the rib width. The results of the study can be used in optimizing the cooling system design.