Experimental study on the heat transfer and flow characteristics of nanorefrigerants inside a corrugated tube

The heat transfer and flow characteristics of MWCNT-R141b nanorefrigerant with different mass fractions have been studied through experiments. Experimental results were compared with existing correlations. A two-step method was used to prepare the nanorefrigerants. Span-80 was used as surfactant with an average particle diameter of 20 nm. Transmittance method was used to evaluate the stability of nanorefrigerants. Results showed that the stability of MWCNT-R141b nanorefrigerant, which is the added dispersant, was good during the experiments. The 0.3 wt% MWCNT-R141b nanorefrigerants had optimal heat transfer enhancement effects compared with pure refrigerants. The maximum Nusselt number increased by 40%. The specific pressure drop of nanorefrigerant increased as the Reynolds number (Re) increased, and the specific pressure drop of the pure refrigerant was minimum, which is similar to R141b.     

Vapor absorption by LiBr aqueous solution in vertical smooth tubes

Heat and mass transfer in a falling film vertical in-tube absorber was studied experimentally with LiBr aqueous solution. The presented results include the effect of solution flow rate, solution subcooling and cooling water temperature on the absorption in a smooth copper tube 16.05 mm I.D. and 400 mm long. The experimental data in the previous report for a 1200-mm-long tube was also re-examined and compared. It was demonstrated by the observation of the flow in the tube that the break down of the liquid film into rivulets leads to deterioration of heat and mass transfer at lower film Reynolds number or in longer tubes. An attempt to evaluate physically acceptable heat and mass transfer coefficients that are defined with estimated temperature and concentration at the vapor–liquid interface was also presented.     

In-tube condensation of mixture of R134a and ester oil: empirical correlations

This paper presents a comparative study of the condensation heat transfer coefficients in a smooth tube when operating with pure refrigerant R134a and its mixture with lubricant Castrol “icematic sw”. The lubricant is synthetic polyol ester based oil commonly used in lubricating the compressors. Two concentrations of R134a-oil mixtures of 2% and 5% oil (by mass) were analysed for a range of saturation temperatures of refrigerant R134a between 35 °C and 45 °C. The mass flow rate of the refrigerant and the mixtures was carefully maintained at 1 g/s, with a vapour quality varying between 1.0 and 0. The effects of vapour quality, flow rate, saturation temperature and temperature difference between saturation and tube wall on the heat transfer coefficient are investigated by analysing the experimental data. The experimental results were then compared with predictions from earlier models [Int J Heat Mass Transfer (1979), 185; 6th Int Heat Transfer Congress 3 (1974) 309; Int J Refrig 18 (1995) 524; Trans ASME 120 (1998) 193]. Finally two new empirical models were developed to predict the two-phase condensation heat transfer coefficient for pure refrigerant R134a and a mixture of refrigerant R134a with Castrol “icematic sw”.     

平行线束法的仿射研究

用 3 个仿射图的投射方向构成 1 个仿射坐标系,同时也构成 1 个三棱锥,在此仿射坐标系中用球面三角重新研究由两个仿射图求第 3 个仿射图的投影作图理论 ——平行线束法。进一步还给出了由两个仿射图得到正投影的条件、由两个正投影得到第 3 个正投影的条件、以及由 V,H 两投影得到指定方向上的正投影的条件,简化了研究过程,得到了更简单的公式。     

氢压缩机管道强烈振动的消除

本文针对一往复式氢气压缩机管道振动十分强烈的情况，分析了管系的结构自振频率、气柱固有频率和气流脉动，采取了改变管系结构频率和气柱固有频率的减振措施，经实践证明获得了较为理想的减振效果。     

辊式拉拔模用于连续拉拔机组的新技术

针对进口连续拉拔机组，独创设计了可配套使用的二连式辊模，并首次很好地解决了惯用模在辊模后的安装问题，是一种很有前途的新技术。     

北满特殊钢公司φ114无缝钢管车间设计及主要设备

论述了φ１１４ｍｍ无缝钢管车间采用改进型狄塞尔轧管机的车间设计，这是继烟台鲁宝钢管厂和成都无缝钢管厂φ１７７ｍｍ车间之后重庆院设计的这种类型的无缝钢管厂。     

基于VB的动画方法及应用

为了实现利用VisualBasic编程语言实现动画模拟的功能,文章以对运动目标跟踪的计算机模拟为例,提出和实现了用该语言实现动画的各种方法,介绍了每种方法的原理并通过程序示例证明其达到了相应的动画效果。     

河流工程中的图形绘制与处理

在河流工程领域,不管是实体模型还是数学模型,对多样化的数据和丰富多彩的图形的需要越来越强烈,旧的表现形式已经被层出不穷的新的、信息量大而且地位高的2D、3D图形所取代,因此在工程中合理地选择绘图方式和开发软件就变得十分重要。以实际操作经验为基础,从基本操作类到二次开发类再到高端图形图像开发类,详细地讨论了在河流工程中各种图形的绘制和处理方法选择,具有一定参照价值。     

A protocol for performance evaluation of line detection algorithms

Accurate and efficient vectorization of line drawings is essential for any higher level processing in document analysis and recognition systems. In spite of the prevalence of vectorization and line detection methods, no standard for their performance evaluation protocol exists. We propose a protocol for evaluating both straight and circular line extraction to help compare, select, improve, and even design line detection algorithms to be incorporated into line drawing recognition and understanding systems. The protocol involves both positive and negative sets of indices, at pixel and vector levels. Time efficiency is also included in the protocol. The protocol may be extended to handle lines of any shape as well as other classes of graphic objects.