Heat Transfer Enhancement for Single Phase Turbulent Flow in Horizontal Tube Using Corrugation: A Review
Keywords:
Corrugation, Heat Transfer Enhancement, Passive MethodAbstract
Plain tube is most commonly used in heat transfer units for heat exchange. Little modification of roughing the tube with no much additional cost and manufacturing hurdle can improve heat transfer is the need of the present era. Use of corrugation in the tube serves the purpose of heat transfer enhancement with moderate pressure drop penalty. The review of such investigation on passive method of heat transfer enhancement is necessary. In the present study reviews of work of various investigator is done and ready reference summary is prepared. The study will useful for the quick reference of heat transfer enhancement technique with corrugated tube for turbulent single phase flow.
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