Entropy generation extrema and their relationship with heat exchanger effectiveness: Number of transfer unit behavior for complex flow arrangements
By R. Shah, T. Skiepko. 2004
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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- Effectiveness–thermal resistance method for heat exchanger design and analysis (2010, methodology): “Based on the irreversibility analysis for 18 heat exchanger flow arrangements, Shah and Skiepko [16] showed that the heat exchanger effectiveness can be maximum, having an intermediate value or minimum at the maximum irreversibility operating point.”
- Optimization principles for convective heat transfer (2009, result): “It is for this very reason that the minimum entropy principle is considered incapable to be used as a criteria for optimization of a heat-transfer process [31–33].”
- Entransy dissipation-based thermal resistance method for heat exchanger performance design and optimization (2013, background): “Besides, after analyzing the relationship between the heat transfer effectiveness and the entropy generation in 18 heat exchangers with diverse structures, Shah and Skiepko [16] demonstrated that even when the system entropy generation reaches extremum, the heat exchanger effectiveness can be at eit”