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Journal of Heat Transfer | Volume 124 | Issue 5 | TECHNICAL PAPERS
TECHNICAL PAPERS

R-22 and Zeotropic R-22/R-142b Mixture Condensation in Microfin, High-Fin, and Twisted Tape Insert Tubes

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F. J. Smit

Rand Afrikaans University, Johannesburg, South Africa

J. P. Meyer

University of Pretoria, Department of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, Pretoria, 0002, South Africa

J. Heat Transfer 124(5), 912-921 (Sep 11, 2002) (10 pages) doi:10.1115/1.1484394 History: Received August 21, 2000; Revised April 05, 2002; Online September 11, 2002
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Profile of the microfin tube (9.53 mm outer diameter)
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Profile of the high fin tube (9.52 mm outer diameter)
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Comparison between literature and measured heat transfer coefficients of R-22 condensing in smooth and microfin tubes at a mass flux of 400 kg/m2 .s and a saturation temperature of 50°C
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Comparison between literature and measured average heat transfer coefficients of R-22 as function of mass flux in smooth and microfin tubes at a saturation temperature of 40°C
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Comparison between literature and measured pressure gradients of R-22 condensing in smooth and microfin tubes at a mass flux of 250 kg/m2 .s and a saturation temperature of 50°C
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Comparison between literature and measured pressure drops of R-22 as function of mass flux in smooth and microfin tubes at a saturation temperature of 40°C
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Average heat transfer coefficients for R-22/R-142b (mass fraction of 70 percent/30 percent) during condensation at a dew point temperature of 76.13°C for different heat transfer enhancement methods and a smooth tube
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Average pressure drop for R-22/R-142b (mass fraction of 70 percent/30 percent) during condensation at a dew point temperature of 76.13°C for different heat transfer enhancement methods and a smooth tube
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Sectional heat transfer coefficients in smooth and microfin tubes at different mass fractions of R-22/R-142b at a mass flux of 100 kg/m2 .s
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Sectional heat transfer coefficients in smooth and microfin tubes at different mass fractions of R-22/R-142b at a mass flux of 300 kg/m2 .s
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Sectional heat transfer coefficients in smooth and microfin tubes at different mass fractions of R-22/R-142b at a mass flux of 600 kg/m2 .s
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Heat transfer enhancement factor at a mass flux of 100 kg/m2 .s for different refrigerant mass fractions
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Heat transfer enhancement factor at a mass flux of 300 kg/m2 .s for different refrigerant mass fractions
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Heat transfer enhancement factor at a mass flux of 600 kg/m2 .s for different refrigerant mass fractions
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Average heat transfer coefficients in the microfin tube as function of mass flux for different refrigerant mass fractions
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Pressure drop in the microfin tube as function of mass flux for different refrigerant mass fractions
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Average heat transfer enhancement factor as function of mass flux for different refrigerant mass fractions
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Pressure drop enhancement factor as function of mass flux for different refrigerant mass fractions
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