The field synergy (coordination) principle and its applications in enhancing single phase convective heat transfer

By Zengyuan Guo, Wen-Quan Tao, R. Shah. 2005

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. Zhichun Liu
2. Wei David Liu
3. Zengyuan Guo
4. Xiaoyu Zhang
5. T. Ming

In Mechanical Engineering

1. Zhichun Liu
2. Wei David Liu
3. Xiaoyu Zhang
4. Zengyuan Guo
5. T. Ming
6. Qun Chen

Citations in the corpus

• Physical quantity synergy in laminar flow field and its application in heat transfer enhancement (2009, methodology): “Later on, some numerical computations and experiment data verified that the field synergy principle can be used as a guide to effectively design heat transfer surfaces and heat exchangers [2–8].”
• Numerical studies on heat transfer and friction factor characteristics of a tube fitted with helical screw-tape without core-rod inserts (2013, background): “[19,20] proposed the field synergy principle which indicates that the heat transfer rate depends not only on the velocity and temperature fields but also on their synergy which is related to an integral of the inner product of the temperature gradient and the velocity field.”
• Numerical studies on heat transfer and flow characteristics for laminar flow in a tube with multiple regularly spaced twisted tapes (2012, background): “[27,28] proposed the field synergy principle which indicates that the heat transfer rate depends not only on the velocity and temperature fields but also on their synergy which is related to an integral of the inner product of the temperature gradient and the velocity field.”
• 3D numerical simulation on shell-and-tube heat exchangers with middle-overlapped helical baffles and continuous baffles – Part I: Numerical model and results of whole heat exchanger with middle-overlapped helical baffles (2009, unknown): “[40–42] and later enhanced in [43–49].”
• Enhancing heat transfer in the core flow by using porous medium insert in a tube (2010, methodology): “[21]) is applied to analyze the synergy between temperature profiles and velocity profiles in the fluid flow.”