The
study
investigates
improved
energy
conversion
efficiency
in
solar
thermal
systems
using
an
oscillating
magnetic
field
nanofluid
applications.
Three
concentrations
of
magnetite/ethylene
glycol
nanoparticles
and
ethylene
alone
are
evaluated.
Abstract
The
spiral-wound
heat
exchanger
is
a
key
equipment
in
the
liquefied
natural
gas
application,
but
flow
and
transfer
mechanisms
remain
unclarified.
In
this
study,
three-dimensional
numerical
model
created,
focusing
on
exploring
impact
of
four
crucial
structural
parameters
performance
gas,
including
external
diameter
tubes,
core
cylinder,
longitudinal
pitch
tubes
same
layer,
radial
tube
bundles
between
adjacent
layer.
It
was
found
that
diameter,
cylinder
had
significant
effects
Nu
Δ
p
m
.
optimal
shell
side
obtained
at
medium
size.
weak
effect
both
sides,
corresponding
to
maximum
values
sides
increased
with
increase
inlet
Reynolds
number.
Under
centrifugal
force,
shifted
tendency
shown
by
velocity
temperature
fields.
Journal of Thermal Engineering,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 562 - 571
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Direct
absorption
evacuated
tube
solar
collectors
are
a
new
type
of
collector
that
has
great
potential
to
use
in
system.In
the
present
work,
energy
analysis
direct
employing
Al
2
O
3
nanoparticles
is
investigated
numerically.A
three-dimensional
computational
fluid
dynamics
simulation
model
developed
ANSYS-Fluent
software.The
working
fluids
which
selected
this
study
dispersed
water
and
EG.The
effect
two
volume
fractions
(0.04%
0.06%)
nanofluid
on
thermal
performance
DAETC.In
addition,
temperature
distribution
system
examined
based
different
nanofluids.The
results
show
outlet
difference
0.04%
/EG
improved
by
19.34%
with
respect
/water
for
0.06%
16.45%
nanofluid,
respectively.The
also
reveal
efficiency
/water,
/EG,
nanofluids
69.77%,71.39%,
66.68%,
69.43%,
have
highest
difference,
respectively.
The
study
investigates
improved
energy
conversion
efficiency
in
solar
thermal
systems
using
an
oscillating
magnetic
field
nanofluid
applications.
Three
concentrations
of
magnetite/ethylene
glycol
nanoparticles
and
ethylene
alone
are
evaluated.
The
study
investigates
improved
energy
conversion
efficiency
in
solar
thermal
systems
using
an
oscillating
magnetic
field
nanofluid
applications.
Three
concentrations
of
magnetite/ethylene
glycol
nanoparticles
and
ethylene
alone
are
evaluated.