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- HEAT TRANSFER SURFACE HAVING A HIGH BOILING HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT [72] Inventor: Ralph L. Webb, La Crosse, Wis.
- ABSTRACT A heat transfer surface comprising a heat conductive base member and a plurality of spaced apart fins extending therefrom, each of said fins being bent over towards the next adjacent fin so as to form therebetween elongated, re-entrant cavities.
- the gap between the tip of one of said fins and the next adjacent fin is sufficiently small to promote and sustain nucleate boiling of a fluid in contact with said fins and said base member.
- nucleation sites be covered by a certain thickness of superheated liquid.
- the bubbles rise in continuous columns from nucleation sites, they interrupt the boundary layer of superheated liquid and carry superheated liquid away from the hot wall surface. It is believed that the greater part of vapor formation in nucleate boiling occurs as superheated liquid evaporates into the liquid-vapor interface of rising bubbles. Moreover, the agitation of the liquid by rapid bubble departures increases the rate of heat transfer to the liquid by forced convection.
- the boiling heat transfer coefficient will vary with the area density of nucleation sites. It would therefore be highly desirable from a performance standpoint to treat or condition a heat transfer surface in such a way as to cause a greater density of bubble columns for a particular value of AT.
- the fins are bent in such a manner and to such extent that the tip of each fin is spaced from the next adjoining fin by a gap which is narrower than the space between the bases of said fins.
- the aforesaid gap is controlled so as to be small enough to initiate nucleate boiling, and is preferably between 0.0015 and 0.0035 inches wide where the boiling fluid is Refrigerant 11.
- the aforesaid elongated, nucleation promoting grooves are produced by bending the fins over on a finned tube of the well known type commonly employed in shell-and-tube heat exchangers.
- FIG. 1 is a front elevation view of a finned tube showing a number of the fins shaped to provide the nucleate boiling surface of my invention.
- FIG. 2 is a vertical section view taken along line 2-2 of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is a vertical section view on an enlarged scale taken along line 3-3 of FIG. 2.
- F IG. 4 is a diagrammatic view of a refrigeration system including an evaporator in which my improved nucleate boiling surface could be employed.
- FIG. 5 is a graph showing the improved heat transfer performance obtained with a surface conditioned in accordance with this invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic illustration of a machining arrangement for forming the heat transfer surface geometry of this invention.
- FIG. 1 illustrates the manner in which my nucleate boiling groove concept can be applied to a finned tube.
- a plurality of spaced apart fins 2 extend from the base member or tube 1, and may be connected in a continuous helical pattern as in the configuration shown. Fins 2 could be made from a separate material and attached to the outer surface of tube 1 or they could be machined from tube 1 so as to be integral therewith. The latter arrangement has been shown for illustrative purposes.
- the substantially vertically extending fins 2 on the left side of tube 1 represent a conventional finned tube surface prior to forming according to my invention.
- the saturated nucleate boiling obtained from fins formed as shown in the right portion of FIG. 1 and having a gap in the range of 0.001 0.005 will provide a substantially higher heat flux at a given AT than would be provided by fins formed as shown in the left portion of FIG. 1.
- a second requisite characteristic of the final fin geometry is that the distance of gap a between the tip edge 6 of one fin andthe next adjacent fin be less than the distance between base portions 8 of adjacent fins 2. This insures that a re-entrant shaped cavity or groove 10 having a restricted opening defined by gap a is formed between adjacent fins 2. Additionally, fins'2 are bent from their bases 8 so that bases 8 intersect tube 1 at an angle to the vertical. This permits tip portions 4 to be bent over sufficiently far that their outer edges 6 overlap the base 8 of the next adjacent fin by a distance b shown in FIG. 3. I prefer that the dimension b shall be in the range of one-half to one and one-half times the thickness of the fin.
- fins 2 When the basic surface to be modified in accordance with my invention is a tube, fins 2 may be'rollformed from the tube outer surface in a continuous helix in a manner well known in the art. Fins 2 may then be bent over to provide the above described elongated re-entrant grooves 10 in a simple operation as illustrated in FIG. 6. I have accomplished this by rotating a finned tube 1 in a chuck and feeding a bending or rolling tool 14 parallel to the tube axis by means of a lead screw. The folling or bending tool must have an angled tip 16 capable of producing the desired degree of bending of the fins. The direction of rotation of tube land the direction of movement of tool 14 are indicated by arrows in FIG. 6.
- the performance curves of FIG. 5 illustrate the improved heat transfer achieved with my novel surface. These results were obtained in a pool boiling environment using Refrigerant 11 at a saturated pool boiling temperature of F.
- Curve I shows the boiling performance of an ordinary finned surface as illustrated on the left side of the tube of FIG. 1.
- Curve II shows the boiling performance achieved with fins 2 bent over to form re-entrant grooves 10 as illustrated on the right side of the tube in FIG. 1 and in FIGS. 2 and 3.
- the dramatic improvement in boiling performance obtained with my bent fin arrangement is readily apparent. For example, with a AT of 4, the total boiling heat flux in Btu per hour per square foot of base surface for my improved boiling surface was 1 1,000 compared to a value of only 1,750 for the ordinary finned surface.
- FIG. 4 illustrates diagrammatically a standard compression refrigeration system with a shell-and-tube evaporator 20 in which my bent fin tube surface could be used.
- Evaporator 20 is connected in a refrigeration circuit including compressor 22, condenser '24, and flow regulating valve 26. Either a reciprocating or centrifugal type of compressor could be employed, centrifugal compressor 22 having been shown for illustrative purposes.
- Evaporator 20 is comprised of a shell 21, headers 23 and 25, and closely spaced tubes 30 for conducting fluid to be cooled from inlet header 23 to outlet header 25. Water or other fluid to be cooled flows from inlet 28 through tubing 30 and is discharged through outlet 32.
- Refrigerant liquid from condenser 24 is expanded into shell 21 as it flows from control valve 26.
- the refrigerant which enters evaporator 20 is a mixture of liquid and vapor.
- the liquid is evaporated as the refrigerant flows through shell 21 in contact with the outside of tubing 30.
- Heat transfer to the refrigerant thus takes place by the combined modes of forced convection and nucleate boiling, thus making it more difficult to predict the total increase in heat flux to be realized by improving the nucleate boiling performance of finned tubing 30.
- My experimental results have demonstrated that a significant increase in total heat flux is achieved by utilizing my bent fin surface unser such conditions. The net increase in heat flux closely approximates the direct addition of the pool boiling and forced convection heat fluxes for a particular surface.
- the high boiling performance may be due at least in part to modifications of the hydrodynamic conditions in the vicinity of preexisting nucleation sites in the form of pits and scratches on tube 1 and the walls of fins 2.
- Nucleate boiling theory assumes that when a bubble departs from a surface, liquid surrounding the nucleation site rushes in to fill the void left by the departed bubble. The site will not again activate until this liquid is warmed up to the necessary superheat level.
- ordinary finned tubes, or with prior art boiling surfaces having a plurality of surface pits cold, saturated liquid from above the fins or base surface rushes directly onto the fully exposed nucleation sites.
- My bent fin surface achievesthe desirable goal of substantially improving the nucleate boiling performance of the widely utilized finned tube. This has been accomplished ina very simple way requiring only the rolling over of the fins in the manner described above. Although I have shown and described the rolled over fin configuration as applied to a tubular base membenit could readily be formed on a flat plate as well. Whether the base member is a tube or a plate, there are obviously a great variety of heat transfer ap plications on which the unique boiling surface geometry of this invention could be applied.
- a heat exchange comprising: a heat conductive base member for transferring heat from a heat source on one side thereof to a boiling fluid on the other side thereof; a plurality of spaced apart fins having substantially smooth and uninterrupted side surfaces extending from said other side of said base member, each of said fins having a base portion joined to said base member and a tip portion, said tip portions being bent over toward the next adjacent one of said fins to form a a continuous gap having a width of from 0.001 to 0.005 inches, the gaps between said tip portions and said next adjacent one of said fins being less than the spaces between said base portions, whereby a continuous reentrant shaped cevity sufficient to promote nucleate boiling of a given liquid is formed between adjacent ones of said fins; said boiling fluid selected from the group of refrigerant fluids consisting of trichloromonofluoromethane, monochlorodifluoromethane, dichlorodifluoromethane, trichlorotrifluoroethane, dich
- bent fins are of curvilinear cross-section over substantially their entire height.
- said tip portions overlap said base portion of saidnext adjacent one of said finssby a distance of from one-half to one and one-half times the thickness of one of said fins.
- said boiling fluid comprises trichloromonofluoromethane and said gaps between said tip portions and said next adjacent one of said fins are within a range of from 0.0015 to 0.0035 inches.
- said fins are formed integrally with said base member.
- said tip portions overlap said base portion of said next adjacent fins.
- an improved heat transfer surface for said evaporator comprising: a plurality of tubular members through which a relatively warm fluid to be cooled passes; a plurality of spaced apart fins having substantially-smooth and uninterrupted side'surfaces extending from each of said tubular members, the outside of said tubular members and said fins being in contact with refrigerant fluid flowing through said evaporator; and each of said fins having a base portion joined to one.
- each of said tip portions being bent over toward .the next adjacent one of said fins to overlap said base portion of said next adjacent one of said fins and being separated therefrom by a gap sufficiently narrow to promote and sustain nucleate boiling of said refrigerant fluid; said boiling fluid selected from the group consisting of trichloromonofluoromethane, monochlorodifuloromethane, dichlorotetrafluoroethane and a 48.8/51.2 weight percent azeotropic mixture of monochlorodifuloromethane and monochloropentafluoroethane, respectively; said gaps between said tip portions and said next adjacent one of said fins being in the range of from 0.001 to 0.005 inches.
- each of said fins is curved over its entire height towards said next adjacent one of said fins.
- said refrigerant fluid comprises trichloromonofluoromethane and said gap is between 0.0015 and 0.0035 inches wide.
- a heat exchanger comprising a plurality of tubes for conducting a relatively warm fluid to be cooled by transferring heat to a boiling fluid surrounding said tubes, helical heat transfer fins on said tubes and ex-v tending outwardly from said tube, said helical heat transfer fins having base portions integral with the outer surface of said tube and having substantially smooth and uninterrupted side surfaces and tip portions, said tip portions being bent over toward the next adjacent one of said heat transfer fins, the spaces between said heat transfer fins at their outer ends being less than the spaces between said. heat transfer fins at their bases whereby continuous re-entrant shaped cavities are provided to enhance boiling.
- a heat exchanger comprising a plurality of tubes for conducting a relatively warm fluid to be cooled by transferring heat to a boiling fluid surrounding said tubes, helical heat transfer fins on the outer surface of said tubes, said helical fins having base portions integral with the outer surface of said tubes, said fins having substantially smooth and uninterrupted side surfaces and extending outwardly from their base portions to distal portions, the distal portions being curved toward the next adjacent fins, the spaces between the distal portions and the next adjacent fins being less than the spaces between the base portions of the fins whereby substantially continuous re-entrant shaped cavities are provided to enhance boiling.
- a heat exchanger comprising a tube for conducting a relatively warm fluid to be cooled by transferring heat to a boiling fluid surrounding said tube, helical heat transfer fins at the outer surface of and substantially co-axially disposed with respect to said tube, said helical fins having base portions integral with the outer surface of said tube, said fins having substantially smooth and uninterrupted side surfaces and extending outwardly from their base portions to distal portions, the distal portions being curved toward one end of the tube and terminating in closely spaced relation with the next adjacent fin to define substantially uniform helical gaps between the distal portions and the next adjacent fins which are substantially less in width than the spaces between the base portions of the fins whereby substantially continuous helically shaped re-entrant cavities are provided to enhance boiling.
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