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Scrutiny the Heat Transfer Effect in an Annulus by Mounting Axial Fins with Different Shapes: Without and with Taylor Number

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This study aimed to investigate numerically the heat transfer improvement and pressure drop inside annular channel of a rotor-stator provided with fins mounted on the stator without and with Taylor number. The impact of mounting various types of fins (triangular, rectangular, trapezoidal shapes with small and large base) is studied by varying the fin width b from 0 to 14 mm. In the presence of axial air flow, numerical simulations are carried out by solving the governing continuity, momentum and energy equations of turbulent flow in cylindrical coordinates using the Finite Volume Method. The results obtained by Reynolds Stress Model RSM model have indicated that the heat transfer enhances as the surface area of the fins and the effective Reynolds number increase, while there is an increase in pressure drop. Furthermore, we have shown that the presence of Taylor number has a slight increase in Nusselt number and pressure drop compared to the case without Taylor number. Among the four geometries, it is found that the rectangular cavity is the best geometry which gives maximum heat transfer and minimum pressure loss.

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volume 409)

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Farouk Kebir*, Youcef ATTOU

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Fins, Heat Transfer, Nusselt Number, Pressure Drop, RSM Model, Taylor Number

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