CFD-Based Study of Velocity and Temperature Distribution among Rib-Tube in Heat Environment

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The velocity distribution coupled thermal and fluid flow a rib-tube was studied in this article. Based on theory analysis and numerical simulation, we choose modal and wall function to simulate the flow in rib-tube, velocity to definite the dispersed phase. The governing equations were built and solved by numerical way. The progress of flow and heat exchange in rib-tube, the rules and contours of temperature, velocity were obtained, they shows that, along the rib-tube, velocity was changed with the temperature rising , which could give us a reference for engineering application .

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