Heat-transfer coefficients, Wilson plots and accuracy of thermal measurements

By J. W. Rose. 2004

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Atmospheric Science, Mechanical Engineering

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In Aerospace Engineering

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2. Supreet Saini
3. T. Rennie
4. K. Nigam
5. Manish Sharma

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1. Vimal Kumar
2. Supreet Saini
3. T. Rennie
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6. Somchai Wongwises
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Citations in the corpus

• Pressure drop and heat transfer study in tube-in-tube helical heat exchanger (2006, methodology): “For curved tubes, the fully developed heat transfer predictions were compared with the measurements of Shuchkin (1969), Kalb and Seader (1972) and Manlapaz and Churchill (1981) and their correlations are reported in Table 3.”
• NUMERICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF A DOUBLE- PIPE HELICAL HEAT EXCHANGER (2005, methodology): “Heat transfer coefficients for the annulus side, ho, and for the inner tube side, hi, were calculated using traditional ‘‘Wilson plots’’ as described by Rose [14].”