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    Can Fluent 6.3.26 be used to analyze flow rate and heat in a copper tube?

    i dnt have any clue of d operating pressures. initially i knew only required flow rate and tube dimensions that gave me the pressure difference reqd.
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    Gas/liquid with coolant properties

    Greetings, I need to know which gas/liquid can absorb high amount of heat when passed through a hollow copper tube, heat is generated on the tube. The gas/liquid should not be conducting at ant point. If possible the conductor should absorb more heat than is generated at the tube.i.e...
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    Can Fluent 6.3.26 be used to analyze flow rate and heat in a copper tube?

    I know the needed pressure difference, and that is 3.92 bar,velocity of flow being 0.7m/s.its electrolytic copper(99.9%pure).ASTM spec...inlet temp 80c and outlet 25c
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    Can Fluent 6.3.26 be used to analyze flow rate and heat in a copper tube?

    hey thanks matt!well i don't have access to that, could you please help me with that
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    Can Fluent 6.3.26 be used to analyze flow rate and heat in a copper tube?

    I am using mineral oil..the one used in transformers..i need to find out the stress at every point.
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    Can Fluent 6.3.26 be used to analyze flow rate and heat in a copper tube?

    Hey Matt, very rough sketch though,but will give you an idea of the system, the two coils are separated by some kind of insulation.
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    Can Fluent 6.3.26 be used to analyze flow rate and heat in a copper tube?

    Thanks Matt! Well these are coils(round, similar to a suspension used in automobiles) one overlapping the other, I am through with the temp calculations but for presenting it to my boss I need to have a model which is simulated and shows the heat at tube at different points and...
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    Can Fluent 6.3.26 be used to analyze flow rate and heat in a copper tube?

    hello all, i am from electrical background and for a project i need to analyse the flow of oil through a hollow copper tube when the tube is subjected to some amount of heat. the outcome should tell me if the heat will be absorbed by the oil and what would be the stress points when i apply...
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    Cooling High-Temperature Copper Conductors

    dont you think Hazen-Williams formula would be a better option
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    Optimizing Cooling Efficiency: Factors to Consider for Coiled Tubing Length

    so increasing diameter is the only solution?
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    Optimizing Cooling Efficiency: Factors to Consider for Coiled Tubing Length

    hey i tuk length(ft)=25721.78...flow rate=.6023332gpm,,,,and with a new diameter of 17.78mm=.7inch...we get pressure drop=28psi...flow rate was calculated from Q=mC(T2-T1)...temp change was assumed from 100-25...12kW heat was to be absorbed...from that calculate flow rate,,correct me if i am...
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