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Year 1996

• 1International Symposium on Transient Convective Heat Transfer
19 - 23 August, 1996, Çesme, Turkey
    

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  • CONVECTION RESONANCE AND HEAT TRANSFER ENHANCEMENT OF PERIODICALLY HEATED FLUID ENCLOSURES
  • Jose L. Lage
    Laboratory for Porous Materials Applications, Mechanical Engineering Department, Box 750337, School of Engineering, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX, USA, 75275-0337

    Bogdan V. Antohe
    Mechanical Engineering Department, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX 75275-0337, USA


    ABSTRACT

    We report on the theoretical and numerical analysis of the heat and momentum transport inside a rectangular enclosure filled with fluid, or with a fully saturated porous medium, under time-periodic horizontal heating. Numerical simulations indicate that the natural convection activity within the enclosure peaks at several discrete frequencies, with the climax attained at a heating frequency referred to as resonance frequency. We tested a general theory for predicting this resonance frequency against numerical results considering the Prandtl number effect Results of experiments considering a fluid system under time periodic horizontal heating are also reported. Heating period from 32 to 1600 seconds, and time averaged heat-flux from 355 to 1420 W/m2 , were considered. For high heat fluxes, the oscillatory heating yielded a time averaged heat transfer coefficient 20 percent higher than obtained with steady heating at a critical pulsating frequency, in good agreement with the numerical and theoretical predictions. .



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