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Heat transfer and hydraulic resistance at supercritical pressures in power-engineering applications
Title:
Heat transfer and hydraulic resistance at supercritical pressures in power-engineering applications
Author:
Pioro, I. L. (Igorʹ Leonardovich)
Publication Information:
New York, N.Y. (ASME, Three Park Avenue. New York, NY 10016) : American Society of Mechanical Engineers, c2007.
Physical Description:
1 electronic text (xxv, 334 p.) : ill., digital file.
Contents:
1. Introduction -- 2. Physical properties of fluids in critical and pseudocritical regions -- 3. Power-plant "steam" generators working at supercritical pressures: review and status -- 4. Supercritical water-cooled nuclear reactor concepts: review and status -- 5. Experimental heat transfer to water at supercritical pressures -- 6. Experimental heat transfer to carbon dioxide at supercritical pressures -- 7. Experimental heat transfer to helium at supercritical pressures -- 8. Experimental heat transfer to other fluids at supercritical pressures -- 9. Heat-transfer enhancement at supercritical pressures -- 10. Experimental setups, procedures and data reduction at supercritical pressures -- 11. Practical prediction methods for heat transfer at supercritical pressures -- 12. Hydraulic resistance -- 13. Analytical approaches for estimating heat transfer and hydraulic resistance at near-critical and supercritical pressures -- 14. Flow stability at near-critical and supercritical pressures --15. Other problems related to supercritical pressures -- 16. Summary.
Abstract:
This monograph summarizes the findings from 650 references devoted to heat transfer and hydraulic resistance of fluids flowing inside channels of various geometries at critical and supercritical pressures. The objectives are to assess the work that was done for the last fifty years in these areas, to understand the specifics of heat transfer and hydraulic resistance, and to propose the most reliable correlations to calculate the heat transfer coefficient and total pressure drop at these conditions.
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