Analysis on the Flow Process of Hot Oil in the Organic Heat Transfer Material Heater Based on Finite Time Thermodynamics

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Analyses the flow process of hot oil in the organic heat transfer material heater based on finite time thermodynamics for the first time, obtains the entropy production rate which includes entropy production rate of dissipation effect and entropy production rate of potential difference, analyses the influence of flow pattern, physical parameters, structure and operation of the organic heat transfer material heater on the entropy production rate of dissipation effect, illustrates the influence of related parameters including Renold number, velocity, viscosity and pipe diameter on the entropy production rate of dissipation effect, and points out the type of hot oil must be considered to decrease the entropy production rate of dissipation effect and the velocity must be control under the premise of avoiding overheat.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 250-253)

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2979-2983

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May 2011

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© 2011 Trans Tech Publications Ltd. All Rights Reserved

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