Validation of Applicability for Heat Transfer Coefficient Based on Indoor Cooling Pond Heat Dissipation Test

Bei Bei Zhang; Jing Zhou; Ping Ji

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.638-640.2116

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Validation of Applicability for Heat Transfer Coefficient Based on Indoor Cooling Pond Heat Dissipation Test

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An indoor cooling pond heat dissipation test was conducted under specified climatic conditions. When cooling pond was in thermal equilibrium, different levels of error exist between dissipating heat flux calculated by four empirical formulae and receiving heat flux provided by heating system, and the formula used in the same area where it is developed got a quite good result. When a heat transfer coefficient formula is used not in the area where it is developed, and if the recalibrations of parameters contained in formulae are neglected, large errors will be expected.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 638-640)

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Cooling Pond, Heat Dissipation Test, Heat Transfer Coefficient, Surface Heat Exchange

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