| ¡¡ Experimental Investigation on Convection Heat
Transfer of Supercritical CO2 in Porous Media
Shi Runfu£¬Jiang Peixue£¬Zhang Yu
(Key Laboratory for Thermal Science and Power Engineering of Ministry of Education£¬Department
of Thermal Engineering£¬Tsinghua University£¬ Beijing 100084£¬China)
Abstract£ºConvection heat transfer of CO2 in a vertical sintered porous tube
with particle diameters 0.2-0.28 mm at supercritical pressures was measured
experimentally.The effects of heat flux£¬ mass flow rate£¬inlet pressure£¬and flow
directions on convection heat transfer were investigated. The results show that the strong
variations of thermophysical properties significantly affect the convection heat transfer£¬
especially the sharp variation of specific heat at constant pressure near pseudocritical
temperature. Convection heat transfer coefficients have a maximum near the pseudocritical
temperature with the increase of local fluid temperature.With the increase of heat flux£¬convection
heat transfer coefficients increase to a maximum and then decrease continuously.Convection
heat transfer is enhanced with the increase of mass flow rate£¬but the effect of flow
directions on convection heat transfer is not significant. The convection heat transfer
coefficients near the pseudocritical temperature increase with the inlet pressure
decreasing to the critical pressure due to the increased variations of CO2
thermophysical properties. However£¬the effect of pressure on convection heat transfer is
small at the fluid temperature far from the pseudocritical temperature.
Keywords£ºconvection heat transfer£»supercritical pressure£»sintered porous media£»
experimental investigation |