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    Forced Convection Heat Exchanger Experiment

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    yORKS :- BAZAR 7 & JPTI FORCED CONVECTION APPARATUS *) AIM :- To find heat transfer coeff. of forced convection in internal Pipe flow. APPARATUS :- The apparatus consists of blower unit fitted with the test pipe. The test section is section to measure the air temperature, Test pipe is connected to the delivery side of the blower along with the orifice to measure flow of hit through thé pipe. Input to the heater is given through a dimmerstat & measured by voltmeter & ammeter. A temperature indica’ provided to measure temperatures of pipe wail in the test section. Air flow is measured with the help of orifice meter & the water manometer. fitted on the panel. SPECIFICATIONS 1) Delivery pipe diameter d= 0.036 m 2) Length of test section Te = 0.45 m 3) Blower - 1/3 HP, Single phase with motor. 4) Orifice diameter - d= 0.014 m 5) Dimmerstat - 6) Voltmeter -. 0-300V 7) Ammeter ~ 0-5A 8) Thermocouples a Chromel - Alumel - 0- 300°C 9) ‘Temperature Indicator s te Nichrome wire heater wounded on test 10) Heater , pipe (Band type) PROCEDURE:- Start the spply. ; - , a Start the lower & adjust the flow by means of valve to some desired difference in fully) anometer level.( preferably open control valve : ; | 3 Start the heating of the test section with the help of dimmerstat & adjust desired i (100 V) input with the help of voltmeter & ammeter.( 0 , ; peo readings of all 8 thermocouples at an interval of 5 minutes until the dy state is reached. z 5) Also note down the heater input.( in terms of Voltage & Current) PETH ROAD, MASUR-415 106. B: -02164-252306. TAL-KARAD. DIST.-SATARA. THERMOCOUPLE POSITIONS :- ~HERMOCOUPLE POSITIONS :- T,-T, = Temperature of pipe wall in the test section, T, = Airinlet temperature T, Airoutlet temperature PRECAUTIONS J) Keep the dimmerstat at zero position before switch on the power supply, 2) Increase the voltage gradually, 3) Do not stop the blower in between the 4) Operate selector switch of temperature indicator gently. 5) Do not exceed 100 Volts so as to avoid fluctuating results, ng period, OBSERVATIONS :- 1) Input voltage 2) Input current 3) Manometer reading OBSERVATION TABLE volts H a m Time Tempretures 2 T, T, 3 T, T= iT; a T, aa RAD. DIST.-SATARA. (06. @:-02164-252306. TAL-KAI : ZAR PETH ROAD, MASUR-415 1 WORKS :- BAZAR gu (— CALCUL OY 1) Bulk mean Temperature of air Ty CHT) °K. We have following properties of air atl, p, Ke/m? cp, Kifkg"K Take these values from chart which is provided at the end 2) Calculation for discharge of air / Q, Ai) = Cy-ayea, V2B-b,C pl p)/V 2-93) Where a, = — Areaof delivery pipe in in? = 1. 01x 10 0? = Areaof orifice in m* 1.54 x 10-'m Manometer reading in m Density ofwater 1000 Kg/m’. 9.81 mil p* =Density ofair at t,,, Ke/m'. 3) Mean mass flow rate of air (m) m= Q,x sp, Ke/s. e 4) Heat of air (q) (KW) : ~q = m.Cp,.(T,-T,) - 5) Coefficient of Heat transfer (h) . oe h = q/{A(T,-Ta)} Watt / m? K Where ; ; A Area of test section. mL we 36 mm 450 mm oe wane tT, )16 15 106, @:-021 64-25230 ATTHHOR raik "TAL-KARAD. DIS WORKS = BAZAR PETH ROAD, MASUR-4 1 pretoulesn, : ~ -_ Keep wo blower pea thoes ( ; Obbrckerat « ~ Rhee oe ge oe Kee tae = Blewer Per UID bi © Peer te te ei we THERMOC iettatin enfern a G.1LPIPE * “T * T ES

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