Weiqiang Zhang
Xi'an Jiaotong University
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2014 22nd International Conference on Nuclear Engineering | 2014
Weiqiang Zhang; Huixiong Li; Qing Zhang; Yifang Zhang; Tai Wang
The investigation on the heat transfer characteristics for supercritical pressure water (SCW) is of value for the development of the supercritical water-cooled nuclear reactor (SCWR). As an important heat transfer enhancement element, heat transfer for SCW in internally-ribbed tubes was still not solved, though lots of experimental studies have been published and a great many heat transfer correlations were proposed.This paper presented an analysis of heat transfer in the internally-ribbed tubes, through comparing heat transfer correlations for SCW gained from different internally-ribbed tubes under the same operating condition. It was found that all existing heat transfer correlations reported could not been well applied for various internally-ribbed tubes with large deviation between prediction results and experimental values, because rib geometry had a great influence on heat transfer of internally-ribbed tubes. On the basis of experimental data collected from open literature for internally-ribbed tubes, a new general calculation correlation of heat transfer coefficient for SCW was developed for various internally-ribbed tubes by combining an optimized empirical correlation for vertically-upward smooth tubes and four dimensionless numbers of rib geometry.The results show that the calculated values of the new present correlation is in reasonable agreement with available experimental data collected. Moreover, the new correlation was verified well by experiment data of two new-type internally-ribbed tubes performed beyond the above experimental database.Copyright
Heat Transfer Engineering | 2018
Xianliang Lei; Yumeng Guo; Weiqiang Zhang; Huixiong Li; Liangxing Li
ABSTRACT Supercritical water is widely used in many advanced single-phase thermosiphons due to its favorable heat and mass transfer characteristics and potentially high thermal efficiency. However, the heat transfer characteristics of supercritical water in the deterioration regime cannot be accurately predicted due to the absence of exact evaluation of the effect on steep variation in thermophysical properties near the pseudocritical point. The present paper focuses on the deterioration mode by analyzing the physical mechanism and constructing a new correlation. About 3,000 experimental data on supercritical water, including 40 deteriorated heat transfer cases from open literature, were collected. Quantitative assessment of heat transfer behavior was conducted based on existing test data and previous criteria gathered from extant literature. Based on experimental data evaluation and phenomenological analysis, an improved dimensionless correlation is proposed by introducing multi-dimensionless parameters, which can correct the deviation of heat transfer from its conventional behavior in the Dittus-Boelter equation. Comparisons of various heat transfer correlations with the selected test data show that the new correlation agrees better with the test data versus other correlations selected from the open literature.
Computational Materials Science | 2007
Weiqiang Zhang; Liangxing Li; Tonglei Wang
Computational Materials Science | 2007
Weiqiang Zhang; Tonglei Wang; Liangxing Li
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer | 2006
H. W. Zhang; Wen-Quan Tao; Yucheng He; Weiqiang Zhang
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer | 2016
H. Wang; Z.G. Qu; Weiqiang Zhang; Q.N. Yu; Yucheng He
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer | 2015
Qing Zhang; Huixiong Li; Weiqiang Zhang; Liangxing Li; Xianliang Lei
Applied Thermal Engineering | 2017
Xianliang Lei; Huixiong Li; Weiqiang Zhang; Nam Dinh; Yumeng Guo; Shuiqing Yu
Applied Thermal Engineering | 2014
H. Wang; Z.G. Qu; Weiqiang Zhang; Y.X. Chang; Y. L. He
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer | 2017
Xianliang Lei; Huixiong Li; Nam Dinh; Weiqiang Zhang