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Progress on the Development of a Comprehensive Heat Transfer Model for Industrial Liquid Quenching Processes Jeffrey Franklin, Ph.D., P.E. Andrew Banka, P.E. William Newsome, Ph.D.
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Progress on the Development of aComprehensive Heat Transfer

Model for Industrial Liquid Quenching Processes

Jeffrey Franklin, Ph.D., P.E.

Andrew Banka, P.E.

William Newsome, Ph.D.

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Presentation Overview

➢ Modeling objectives and approach

➢ Initial Model Development

➢ ivf SmartQuench test probe

➢ Overview of three boiling models

➢ Comparison with ivf probe data

➢ Flow boiling test fixture

➢ Path for numerical model improvements

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• Heat transfer model (CFD Framework)

• Characterize energy movement

• Focus on surface heat flux rates

Solid Quenchant

Energy

Fundamental Model Objectives

Better surface heat flux predictions

Better material property predictions

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Surface Relationship

q=h(T fluid−T solid)

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Surface Relationship

q=h(T fluid−T solid)The devil is in the details!

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Surface Relationship

q=h(T fluid−T solid)Temperature of fluid where?What about vapor at surface?

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Surface Relationship

q=h(T fluid−T solid)How is this defined when boiling occurs?What other fluid properties does it depend on?

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Addressing The Details

• Rely on additional physics– Include smaller length scale physics

• Bubble dynamics

• Near surface quenchant fluid velocity

• Surface properties

– Include material property variations

• Experimental data– Visual observations– Measured experimental data

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Model Development Path

• Adopt ivf SmartQuench test/probe

• Utilize experimental data to nail down equation details– Develop three separate approximations for

surface heat flux.

• Use models to reproduce ivf data

• Evaluate/Validate model results

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30 m

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12.5 mm DIA

Test probe body

Thermocouple

Support tube

60 m

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1 Liter beaker

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ivf SmartQuench Test Probe(ISO/ASTM Compliant)

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ivf Quench Probe Data(Houghton 3420 Quench Oil)

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ivf Quench Probe Data(Houghton 3420 Quench Oil)

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Cooling

• Divide surface heat transfer model up into typical boiling regimes.

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Surface Heat Flux(Three Methods Explored)

• Method 1 (Simplest Approach)– Assume constant heat flux for nucleate and

transition boiling

• Method 2 (Add more physics)– Include nucleate boiling physics

• Bubble Dynamics• Surface characteristics

• Method 3 (Add more physics)– Include film boiling approximation

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Method 1Surface Heat Flux vs. Solid Surface Temperature

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Method 2Surface Heat Flux vs. Solid Surface Temperature

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ivf Probe CFD Simulation

• 2D Axi-Symmetric model

• Transient

• Internal probe geometry details included

• Developed heat flux models applied at probe surface

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Ivf Probe CFD SimulationPredicted Thermocouple Temperature History

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Moving Beyond The Paradox

• Multiple surface heat flux approximations can and do result in similar thermocouple histories.

• Need steady state surface heat flux data vs. surface temperature

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Flow Boiling Test Fixture• Design/Construct flow boiling test fixture

– Target gathering steady state heat flux data

• Build matrix of experimental data for model development and validation.– Steady state heat flux

• Vary surface temperature

• Fluid velocity

• Surface orientation

• …...

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Test Fixture Overview(Heater Assembly)

●Settling chamber to provide good flow quality●Heated surface on side of test channel (omitted for clarity)●Remaining side of test channel are glass for photo/observation

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Flow Boiling Data(Improve our models)

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Conclusions• Current heat flux validation methods can

show correlation using more than one surface heat representation. The paradox!

• High quality surface heat flux data is currently being gathered.

• The improved data will lead to surface heat flux models that can be validated with a higher degree of confidence.

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● This material is based upon work supported by the United States Air Force under Contract No. FA8650-12-C-5110.

● Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the United States Air Force.

Acknowledgment


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