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INDEX Index Terms Links A Absorptivity 539 Gas 542 Advection 439 ASME code(s) 13 Analogy between fluid flow and electric entities 98 Analytical correlations 473 See also Correlations, and Heat transfer coefficient fully developed flows 475 hydrodynamically developing flows 499 laminar flow 475 simultaneously developing flow 507 thermally developing flows 502 Annular flow 916 Arithmetic mean 187 B Baffle(s) disk-and-doughnut 683 grid 682 impingement 684
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INDEX

Index Terms Links

A

Absorptivity 539

Gas 542

Advection 439

ASME code(s) 13

Analogy between fluid flow and electric

entities 98

Analytical correlations 473

See also

Correlations, and Heat transfer 

coefficient

fully developed flows 475

hydrodynamically developing flows 499

laminar flow 475

simultaneously developing flow 507

thermally developing flows 502

Annular flow 916

Arithmetic mean 187

B

Baffle(s)

disk-and-doughnut 683

grid  682

impingement 684

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Baffle(s) (Cont .)

 plate 682

rod  684

segmental 682 683

strip 683

Baffle geometry 588

Balances 116

cost 783

energy 779

energy 786

Balance equations 102 115 260

269 314 739

750

Bavex welded-plate 30

Bell-Delaware method  294 647

See also Heat

exchanger design methodology

correction factors 648 650

Bend lossescircular cross section 405

miter bends 409

rectangular cross section 409

Bhatti-Shah correlation 482

Biological fouling 869

Borda-Carnot equation 400

Boundary layers 426 432

inviscid region 435

momentum 426

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Boundary layers (Cont .)

temperature 428

thermal 428

thickness 429

velocity region 435

velocity 426

Brazed plate heat exchanger  30

Bulk temperature 439

C

Capital investment cost 791

Carryover leakages 360

cross bypass 360

 pressure 360

side bypass 360

Chemical reaction fouling 868 892

See also

Fouling

Chen and Chiou correlation 483

Chisholm correlation 915

Chisholm parameter  914

Classification of heat exchanges 3

See also

Heat exchanger 

construction features 12

flow arrangements 56

heat transfer mechanisms 73

multifluid  8

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Classification of heat exchanges (Cont .)

three-fluid  8

transfer process 3

two-fluid  8

Cleanlineas coefficient 881

Cleanliness factor  881

Cleaning strategies 892

See also Fouling

Circular fins on circular tubes 569

Colburn correlation 483

Colburn factor  447

uncertainty 459

Cold-gas flow period  311

Combined entrance region 436

Compact heat exchanger surfaces 711

general relationships 711

Composite curves 779

Controlling resistance 110

Convection 439forced  439

natural or free 439

Convection conductance ratio 320

Convection heat transfer  426 438 474

Core mass velocity 379

Core mass velocity equation 618 632

Core rotation 320

Core volume goodness factor comparisons 705

Correction factor  736

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Correlations 511

See also Heat transfer 

coefficient

corrugated flat fins 521

crossed rod geometries 524

individually finned tubes 519

louver fins 516

mixed convection 536

offset strip fins 516

 plain flat fins on a tube array 520

 plate heat exchanger surfaces 514

 plate-fin extended surfaces 515

regenerator surfaces 523

tube bundles 512

Corrosion 893

factors 894

Corrosion control 897

Corrosion fouling 868 892

Corrosion locations 895crevice 897

erosion 897

galvanic 895

 pitting 896

selective leaching 897

stress 896

uniform (general) 895

Corrosion types 895

crevice 895

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Corrosion types (Cont .)

erosion 895

galvanic 895

 pitting 895

stress 895

uniform 895

Corrugated fin 39

multilouver  39

offset strip 39

 perforated  39

 plain rectangular  39

 plain triangular  39

wavy 39

Corrugated louver fin exchahger  580

Cost balance 791

Cost rate balance 776 783

Counterflow exchanger  122 125 126

136 190 748

temperature distribution 739 741 748Coupling 773

identical order  773

inverted order  773

Cross flow exchanger  61 62 129

749

 both fluids unmixed  62 63

cross-counterflow

cross-parallelflow 66

energy balances 750

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Cross flow exchanger (Cont .)

face-U flow arrangement 65

identical order  63

mixing 61 62

models 751

multipass 65

one fluid unmixed  62

overall counterflow 65

over-and-under passes 65

 parallel coupling 65

 partically mixed  63

side-by-side passes 65

temperature difference fields 753

temperature distributions 749

Crystallization fouling 892

See also Fouling

D

Darcy friction factor  413

Dealuminumification 897

Delay period  872

Denickelification 897

Dezincification 897

DIM standards 13

Dimensionless axial distance 446 448

Dimensionless groups 441 443

table of  442

Dittus-Boelter correlation 482 484

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Divided-Flow exchanger  64

Double-blow method  468

Double-pipe heat exchangers 21

E

Echelon tube arrangement 566

Eckert number (Ec) 797

Effectiveness factor  736

Effectiveness (ε )  NTU formulas 114 128

comparison 341

table of  144

Emissivity 539

carbon dioxide 543

correction factor  541 543

water vapor  541

Energy balance 102 736

Energy rate balance 779 783

analysis 779

Enthalpy rate change 83 735 736

783

Entrance and exit losses 388

Entrance region 435

Entropy generation 756 757 759

762 763

finite temperature differences 756

fluid friction 762

fluid mixing 759

maximum 763

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Entropy generation analysis 776

Euler number  394 413

Exchanger arrays 164

Exergy 791

See also Irreversibility and 

Entropy generation

analysis 786

available energy 756 776

destruction 788

losses 791

rate balance 776 786

Exhaustion coefficient 320

Extended surface efficiency 289

Extended surface exchangers 36 37 258

694

See also Fins

extended surfaces 258

flat fins on a tube array 698

individually finned tubes 698louver fins 696

offset strip fins 696

 perforated fins 697

 plain fin surfaces 695

 primary surface 258

surface area 258

tube-fin surfaces 697

wavy fin surfaces 695

External flows 432

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F factors 190

Fanning friction factor  379 338 413

circular tubes 400

Film coefficient 429 440

Film temperature 530

Finned tube exchanger  41

Fins:

assumptions for the analysis 259 285

 boundary conditions 262 265

energy balance 260

fin heat transfer  278

heat transfer rates 265

interrupted fins 38

multilouver  38

 plain fins 38 277

 plain triangular  277

 plate 38

straight fin of uniform thickness 261

temperature distributions 265 266 274thin fin thermal behavior  259

total fin heat transfer  263

wavy 38

Fin density 37

Fin efficiency 258

circular fins 276 286

dimensionless groups 279

 plate-fin 283

 plate-fin surfaces 280

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Fin efficiency (Cont .)

rectangular straight fin 273

straight fins 276

tube-fin 283 286

Fin effectiveness 258 288

Fin frequency 37

First law of thermodynamics 735 776

Fixed-matrix regenerator  53

Flow arrangements 56

1–2 TEMA E 159

1–2 TEMA G 160

1–2 TEMA H 161

1–2 TEMA J 161

 bi-directional 748

 both fluids unmixed  62

counterflow 57

crossflow 60

cross-parallelflow 66

mixing 62multipass cross-counterflow 168

multipass cross-parallelflow 170

multipass exchangers 164

one fluid unmixed  62

 paralleflow 58

 parallel coupling 172

Plate heat exchanger  72

P-NTU formulas 144

P-NTU relationships 141

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Flow arrangements (Cont .)

series coupling. overall parallelflow 168

single-pass 57

tube-side multipass

two-pass 57

unidirectional 748

Flow friction characteristics 425

Flow instability with liquid coolers 837

Flow lengths 563

heat transfer and pressure drop

calculations 563

Flow maldistribution 809 834 843

844

geometry-induced  809

manifold-induced  834

mitigation 844

no flow instability present 843

operating condition-induced  809 837

viscosity-induced  837Flow maldistribution-induced instability 842

Flow nonuniformity, see Flow

maldistribution increase in

 pressure drop 814

Flow regimes:

horizontal circular tubes 533

vertical circular tubes 535

Flow reversal symmetry 215 429

Flow types 429

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Flow types (Cont .)

external 432

fully, developed  435

hydrodynamically developing 435

imposed  429

internal 432

laminar  430 434

laminarization 431

 periodic 432

reattachment 437

recirculation zone 438

recirculation 437

reverse transition 431

self-sustained  429

separation 437

simultaneously developing flow 436

steady 429

streamline 430

thermally developing 435transition 430 431

turbulent 430

unsteady 429

viscous 430

Fluid mean temperature(s) 601

approximate 602

arithmetic mean 604

counterflow and crossflow

heat exchangers 604

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Fluid mean temperature(s) (Cont .)

heat exchangers with C* = 0 603

multipass heat exchangers 604

Fluid pumping devices 380

 blower  380

compressor  380

exhauster  380

fan 380

head  380

Fluid pumping power  379 438

Form drag 438

Fouling 863

aging of  874

cleaning strategies 892 893

combined maximums 869

compact exchangers 871

deposition and reentrainment models 877

diffusion 873

effect on heat transfer and pressure drip 863electrophoresis 873

empirical data 886

factor  107 866 875

gas-side 871 888

impact performance 882

inertial impaction 873

initiation of  872

Ken-Seaton correlation 880

liquid-side 870

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Fouling (Cont .)

mechanisms 867

mitigation of gas-side 892

mitigation of water side 891

modeling of  875

operating variables 871 872

 phenomenological considerations 866

 prevention and control of liquid-side 890

 prevention and mitagation of  890

 prevention and reduction of gas-side 891

removal of  874

removal resistance 876

resistance values 660

resistance 875 881 886

sequential events in 872

thermophoresis 873

time dependence 878

transport of  872

turbulent downsweeps 873unit thermal resistance 866

Free convection 532

superimposed  532

Freezing or solidification fouling 869

Friction factor  444 451

apparent Fanning 444

Darcy 445

Fanning 444 451

hot 451

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Friction factor (Cont .)

factor determination 471

Friction velocity 496

Friedel correlation 915

Froude number (Fr) 915 917

Fully developed laminar flow correlations 480

influence of specific variables 480

Fully developed region 435

G

Galvanic series 896

Gasketed plate heat exchangers 23

 basic construction 23

Gas-to-gas heat exchangers 38

Geometrical characteristics 563

chevron plate geometry 597

circular fins on circular tubes 569

corrugated louver fin exchanger  580

inline arrangement 563

offset strip fin exchanger  574

 plain flat fins on circular tubes 572

 plate-fin surfaces 584

staggered arrangement 566

triangular passage regenerator  585

tube-fin exchangers 574

tubular heat exchangers 563

Gnielinski correlation 482 484

Gouy-Stodola theorem 787

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Graetz number (Gz) 448

Grashof number (Gr) 532

Gross flou maldistribution 810

counterflow and parallelflow exchangers 811

crossflow exchangers 817

mixed-unmixed crossflow exchanger  817

tube-side madldistribution 821

unmixed-unmixed crossflow

exchangers 819

Guy-Stodola theorem 756

H

Hagen number (Hg) 442 445 512

Harper-Brown approximation 286

Headers 846 848 849

counterflow 848

design 809 845

free discharge 848

normal 846 852

oblique-flow 848 849

 parallelflow 848

turning 846

Header and manifold design 845

Heat capacitance 310

Heat capacity rate ratio 141

Heat capacity rate 310

Heat exchanger  1 3 216

See also

Classification of heat exchangers

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Heat exchanger (Cont .)

1-2 TEMA E 142

1-2 TEMA G 160

1-2 TEMA H 161

1-2 TEMA J 161

as a black box 736

as a component 738 801

as part of a system 737

compact heat exchanger  8 9

comparison of the analysis methods 207

control volumes 739

counterflow 57

cross counterflow 65

crossflow 60

design problems 216

designer controlled parameters 104

direct transfer type 14

direct-contact 7

energy balances 739extended-surface 12

epsilon (ε ) -NTU method  207 208

face-U flow arrangement 65

 fluidized-bed  6

gas-liquid  8

gas-to-fluid  11

heat transfer elements 3

immiscible fluid  8

indirect transfer type 1

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indirect-contact 3

irreversibilities 755

laminar flow 9

liquid-coupled 

liquid-to-liquid  12

liquid-vapor  8

meso heat exchanger  9

micro heat exchanger  9

modeling 738

MTD method  209

multipass cross-counterflow 168

multipass crossflow exchangers 65

multipass cross-parallel flow 66 170

multipass 64

number of shells in series 163

operating condition variables 104

overall counterflow 65

over-and-under passes 65

P1-P2 method  211 paralleflow 58

 parallel coupling 65

 performance 787

 phase-change 12

P-NTU method  209

 psi (ψ )-P-method  210

 principal features 676

recuperators 1 4

sensible 1

series coupling 65

side-by-side passes 65

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Heat exchanger (Cont .)

single-pass 57 122

storage type 5

surface compactness 8

surface geometrical characteristics 563

surface heat exchanger  3

train 164

tubular  13

two-pass 57

Heat Exchanger Arrays 201

Heat exchanger design methodology 78

See also Heat exchanger 

costing 90

exchanger specification 81

manufacturing considerations 90

mechanical design 87

optimum design 93

overview 78

 problem specifications 79 process and design specification 79

thermal and hydraulic design methods 84

thermal and hydraulic design 83

trade-off factors 92

Heat exchanger design problems 84

design solution 85

 performance problem 84

simulation problem 84

surface basic characteristics 85

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Heat exchanger design problems (Cont .)

surface geometrical properties 85

thermal design problems 84

thermophysical properties 85

Heat exchanger design procedures 601

Heat exchanger effectiveness 114 212 745

772

approximate methods 213

chain rule methodology 214

condenser  125

counterflow exchanger  125

epsilon (ε )-NTU formulas 128

evaporator  125

exact analytical methods 213

flow-reversal symmetry 215

heuristic approach 772

matrix formalism 214

nondimensional groups 117

numerical methods 213 paralleflow exchanger  129

solution methods 212

traditional meaning 745

true meaning 745

unmixed-unmixed crossflow exchanger  129 130

vs. efficiency 114

Heat exchanger ineffectiveness 238

Heat exchanger optimization 664 776

as a component 776

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Heat exchanger optimization (Cont .)

as part of a system 776

Heat exchanger selection 673

Heat exchanger selection criteria 674 723

cost evaluation basis 675 724

fouling and cleanability 675

operating pressures and temperatures 674

Heat exchanger surface selection

quantitative considerations 699

screening methods 700

Heat pipe heat exchangers 44

Heat transfer analysis 100 308

assumptions 100

assumptions for regenerator  308

Heat transfer characteristics 425

 basic concepts 426

Heat transfer coefficient 105 429 440

647

adiabatic 441correction factor for baffle configuration 647

correction factor for baffle

leakage effects 647

correction factor for bypass 647

correction factor for larger baffle spacing 647

correction factor in laminar flows 647

correction factor streams 647

mean 105

shell-side 647

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Heat transfer correlations 916 917

condensation in horizontal tubes 916

vaporization 917

Heat transfer rate equation 83 103

Heat transfer surface 3

extended  3

indirect 3

 primary or direct 3

secondary 3

uniform distribution 740

Heat transfer surface area density 311

Heat wheel 51

Hot-gas flow period  311

Hydraulic diameter  9 312 384

441

window section 394

Hydraulic radius 384

Hydrodynamic entrance length 435 499

Hydrodynamic entrance region 435

I

Incremental pressure drop number  445

Inlet temperature difference 105

Inline array 568

Irreversibility 755 756 763

796

cost of  786

design parameter  758

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Irreversibility (Cont .)

energy measure of  792 794

entropy measure 757

K

Kandlikar correlation 917

Kays and London technique 451

experimental procedure 451

theoretical analysis 452

L

Lambda (Λ)-Pi (II) method  339

Lamella heat exchangers 33

Laminar flow 427 430

fully developed  436

velocity profile 427

Laplace transforms method  742

Length effect 244 249

correction factor  250

Leveque number (Lq) 443 448 514

Limitations of j vs. Re  plot 510

Liquid cooling 841

Liquid-coupled exchangers 911

Liquid metal heat exchangers 233

Ljungstrom 51 361Lockhart-Martinelli correlation 915

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Two-phase pressure drop correlation

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Log-mean average temperature 453

Log-means average temperature 186

Log-mean temperature 758

Log-Mean temperature difference correction

factor F  187

counterflow exchanger  190

counterflow exchanger  190

heat exchanger arrays 201

 parallelflow exchanger  191

Longitudinal conduction parameter  235

Longitudinal wall heat conduction 232

crossflow exchanger  239

exchangers with C* = 0 236

multipass exchangers 239

single-pass counterflow exchanger  236

single-pass parallelflow exchanger  239

Louver pitch 696

Louver with 696

Low-Reynolds-number turbulent flows 432

M

Macrobial fouling 869

Manifold-induced flow maldistribution 834

Manifolds 852

combining-flow 834 847

design guidelines 836

dividing-flow 834 847

 parallel-and reverse-flow systems 835

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Manifolds (Cont .)

S-flow 835

U-flow 835

2-flow 835

Martinelli parameter  914

Mass velocity equation 619

Material coefficient 881

Materials for noncorrosive and corrosive

service 679

Matrix heat exchanger  38

Mean beam length 540

Mean overall heat transfer coefficient 245 247

area average 245

temperature and length effects 247

Mean specific volume 384

Mean temperature difference 11 97 105

187

Mean temperature difference method  186

Mean temperatures 439Mean velocity 439

dependence of heat transfer coefficient 509

dependence of pressure drop 509

Microbial fouling 869

Microchannels 698

Microfin heat exchanger  37

Miter bends 409

Mitigation of flow maldistribution 844

shell-and-tube heat exchangers 845

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Modeling of a heat exchange 735

Molecular diffusion 430

Moody diagram 399

Multipass crossflow exchangers 164

Multipass exchangers 164

compound coupling 181

 parallel coupling 172

 plate exchangers 185

series coupling: overall counterflow 164 168

Multipassing 56

Munter wheel 51

N

 Newton’s law of cooling 440

 Newton’s second law of motion 383

 Noflow height 61 281

 Nominal passage geometry 824

 Normal-flow headers 852

 Number of transfer units 119 319

 NTU vs. ε  and C f* 131

 Nusselt number (Nu) 442 446

O

Oblique-flow header  848

Offset strip fin(s) 574Operating cost 785 786

Operating expenses 791

Overall energy balance 115

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Overall heat transfer coefficient 11 244 319

combined effect 251

length effect 249

modified  319

nonuniform 244

step-by-step procedure 251

temperature effect 248

P

Packing density 311

Panelcoil Heat Exchanger  35

Parallelflow exchanger  136 748

See also Heat

exchanger and Flow arrangements

temperature distribution 739 741 748

Participating media 538

gases 538

liquids 538

Particulate fouling 868 892

Particulate or precipitation fouling 869

Passage-to-passage flow maldistribution 821

assumptions 823

counterflow heat exchanger  825

 N-passage model 828

Other effects 833

two-passage model 822

Peclet number (Pe) 443 448

Performance (effectiveness)

deterioration factor  813

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Performance evaluation criteria 699 713 714

algebraic formulas 717

direct comparisons of j and f  700

fixed flow area 714

fixed geometry 714

fluid pumping power  700

reference surface 700

variable geometry 714

Induction period  872

Periodic flow 437

Periodic flow regenerator  47

Petukhov-Popov correlation 482 484

Pinch analysis 776 779

Pipe losses 399

Plate-fin heat exchanger  37 584 605

Plate heat exchanger  185 597 632

See also

Heat exchanger 

heat transfer-limited design 635limiting cases for the design 633

mixed channels 635

multipass 185

 pressure drop-limited design 635

rating a PHE 637

rating and sizing 635

sizing 645

Plate pack  23

rating problem 605

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Plate pack (Cont .)

sizing problem 617

super elastically deformed 

diffusion bonded  40

Plate-type heat exchangers 22 693

advantages and limitations 28

channel 25

flow arrangements 27

gasket materials 26

geometrical and operating condition

characteristics 27

hard or soft plates 25

looped patterns 71

major applications 29

multipass 64 71

 pass 25

series flow 71

thermal plates 27

U-arrangement 72Z-arrangement 72

P-NTU method  139

P-NTU relationship 141

Porosity 312 586

Prandtl number (Pr) 430 436 442

448

Precipitation or crystallization fouling 867

Pressure drop 378 380 412

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Pressure drop (Cont .)

analysis 378

assumptions 381

 bend  404

core exit pressure rise 387

core 382

dependence properties 418

dimensional presentation 414

fluid distribution elements 399

gain 825

geometry and fluid properties 418

importance 378

loss coefficient 385 386

major contributions 380

nondimensional presentation 413

 plate heat exchanger  397

 plate-fin heat exchangers 382

 presentation 412

reduction 825regenerator  392

shell-and-tube exchangers 393

shell-side 648

sudden contraction 382

sudden expansion and contraction 399

total core 388

tube banks 393

tube-fin heat exchangers 391

Pressure gradient 432

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Pressure gradient (Cont .)

adverse 432

favorable 432

Pressure loss coefficient 413

Property ratio method  244 530 531

Printed-circuit heat exchangers 34

R

Radiation 537

gases 538

liquids 538

superimposed  537

Radiation heat transfer coefficient 540

Rating problem 84 208

See also Heat

exchangers design methodology

Rayleigh number (Ra) 532

Rectangular Fin 261

Recuperator  450

Reduced length 339

Reduced period  339

Reference temperature method  530

Regenerators 47 361 585

advantages 50

assumptions for regenerator  308

 balanced and symmetric 321

 boundary conditions 315

carryover leakage 360

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Regenerators (Cont .)

counterflow 321 344

cross bypass leakage 360

designation of various types 340

dimensionless groups 316

disadvantages 51

effectiveness 318

energy balance 314

energy rate balance 314

epsilon (ε)-NTU0 method  316

fixed matrix 49 338

gas flow network  362

governing equations 312

heat transfer analysis 308

important parameters 310

lambda (λ)- pi (Π) method  337

Ljungstrom 47

longitudinal wall heat conduction 348

matrix material 366matrix utilization coefficient 340

modeling pressure and 

carrover leakages 360

operating schedule 53 54

 parallelflow 326 345

 periodic-flow 53

 porosity 312

 pressure leakage 360

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Regenerators (Cont .)

rotary 47

rotary regenerator  313 343

Rothemuhle 49 50

Schumann dimensionless independent

variables 337

seals 361

side bypass leakage 360

stack conduction 352

stationary 53

transverse wall heat conduction

valve 53

variables and parameters 315

Regenerator surfaces 699

Residence time 120

Reversal period  311

Reynolds analogy 508

Reynolds number  379 442

Rollober phenomenon 458Rotary regenerators 47 51

Roughness Reynolds number  496

Rough surface flow regimes 497

fully rough 497

hydraulically 497

smooth 497

transition 497

Run-around coil system 911

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S

Sand-grain roughness 497

Schmidt number (Sc) 509

Second law efficiency 787

Second law of thermodynamics 723 735 776

796

evaluation 723 796

 performance evaluation criteria 796

Sedimentation fouling 868

Selection guidelines for major exchanger 

types 680

extended-surface exchangers 694

 plate heat exchangers 693

 plate-fin exchanger surfaces 694

regenerator surfaces 699

shell-and-tube exchangers 680

Shell-and-tube exchangers 13 68 183

291 646 766

See also Flow

arrangements

additional considerations 291

approximate design method  658

 baffles 18 682

 bundle-to-shell bypass stream 292

comparison of various types 21

correction factor pressure drop 649

crossflow section 591

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Shell-and-tube exchangers (Cont .)

crossflow stream 292

design features 689

disk-and-doughnut baffle 683

divided-flow exchanger  71

external low-finned tubes 648

finite number of baffles 297

front and rear end heads 18 688

grid baffles 18 682

heat transfer calculation 646

helical baffle 18

impingement baffles 684

increase heat transfer  693

leakage and bypass streams 292

low fins 17

multipass 183

no-tubes-in-window design 648

nozzles 17

 parallel counterflow exchanger  68 plate baffles 18 682

 preliminary design 646

 pressure drop calculation 646

rating 646

rear-end heads 688

reduce pressure drop 693

rigorous thermal design method  663

rod baffles 18 684

segmental baffle 682 683

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Shell-and-tube exchangers (Cont .)

shell fluid bypassing and leakage 291

shells 17 686

shell-side flow patterns 291 295

shell-side pressure drop 648

shell-to-baffle leakage stream 292

split-flow exchanger  70

strip baffle 683

support plate 683

tube count 587

tube pitch and layout 681

tubes return end  162

tubes 16 680

tubesheets 18

tube-to-tubesheet joints 21

unequal heat transfer area 296

window section 589

windows and crossflow sections geometry 589

Single-blow technique(s) 467Sizing problem 84 207

See also Heat

exchangers design methodology

counterflow exchanger  619

crossflow exchanger  622

Spiral plate heat exchangers 31

Spiral tube heat exchangers 22

Split-flow exchanger  63

Stack height 61

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Stacked plate heat exchanger  30

Staggered array

rotated square 568

rotated triangular  568

square 568

triangular  568

Staggered finned-tube arrangement 571

unit cell 571

Staggered parallel arrangement 55

Staggered tube arrangement 566

unit cell 567

Standard types of pitches 680

Stanton number  442 447

Steady-state technique 451

See also Kays and 

London technique

Stefan-Boltzmann constant 538

Stratified flow 916

Stream analysis method  294Stream symmetry exchanger  133

exchanger configuration correction

factor  188

log-mean temperature difference

correction factor  188

Surface area density 9

Surface characteristics 449

Surface flow area goodness

factor comparison 704

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Swing regenerator  47

T

TEMA E Shell 68

TEMA G shell 70

TEMA Standards 13

Temperature approach 105

Temperature cross 107 143 765

external 107 765

fluid mixing 765

internal 107 765

Temperature-dependent fluid properties 529

correction schemes 530

Temperature

difference 187 294

distribution 738 741 744

counterflow 744

 parallelflow 744

effectiveness 140 244 248

enthalpy rate change diagram 776

head  105

 profiles of shell-side streams 297

range 105

ratio 120

span 105

swing 366

weighting factor  756

Test core design 457

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Test technique 450

The ligament 681

Thermal boundary conditions 474

Thermal circuit 100 107

Thermal conductance 111

Overall thermal conductance 111

Thermal Design 97 232 308

additional considerations 232

 basic thermal design 97

numerical analysis 256

regenerators 308

Thermal entrance length 435 502

Thermal inertia 98

Thermal length 119

Thermal resistance 450

controlling 450

noncontrolling 450

Thermodynamic analysis 766

Thermodynamic efficiency 786Thermodynamic figure of merit 787

Thermodynamic irreversibility 755

finite temperature difference 755

fluid friction 755

fluid mixing 755

Thermodynamic modeling and analysis 735

Thermodynamic quality 796

Thermodynamic system 786

Thermoeconomics 779 792

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Thermophysical properties 906

Transient test techniques 467

experimental procedure 468

theoretical model 469

Transition-flow correlation 481 482

True mean temperature difference 602

Tube-fin heat exchangers 41 631

Tube layout arrangements 681

conventional 41

flat fins 42

heat transfer calculations 631

individually finned tube exchanger  41

 plate finned tube 42

 plate-fin and tube 42

 pressure drop calculations 632

rating and sizing problems 631

surface geometries 631

Turbulent boundary layer  430

fully 430turbulent region 430

viscous sublayer  430

Turbulent flow 430 436

Turbulent flow correlations 487

smooth circular tube 484

Turbulent mixing 430

Two-phase pressure drop correlations 913

two-phase 913

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U

U-flow arrangement 835

See also Manifolds

Unsteadiness 429

Utilities 776

cold  777

hot 777

V

Valve switching frequency 320