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  4. Effect of an obstruction on natural convection heat transfer in vertical channels—a finite element analysis
 
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Effect of an obstruction on natural convection heat transfer in vertical channels—a finite element analysis

Date Issued
01-03-1993
Author(s)
Sahoo, R. K.
Sastri, V. M.K.
Sarkar, A.
DOI
10.1108/eb017531
Abstract
The effect of a rectangular obstruction of different sizes on natural convection heat transfer in the case of a vertical channel has been analysed for T boundary conditions on the walls. A comparison of the Nusselt number values with those for plane channel is presented. For smaller obstruction depths and for asymmetric heating, there is not much variation of the results from a case of channel with a baffle for asymmetric heating. For large obstruction depths, the flow conditions show a behaviour similar to that of a channel with a backward-facing step. © 1993, MCB UP Limited. All rights reserved.
Volume
3
Subjects
  • FE analysis

  • Natural convection

  • Vertical channels

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