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Heat exchanger - 4PMPECH9

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  • Number of hours

    • Lectures : 12.0
    • Tutorials : 12.0
    • Laboratory works : 0
    • Projects : 0
    • Internship : 0
    ECTS : 2.0

Goals

To study applications involving heat transfer and to design heat exchanger and simultaneous heat and mass exchanger.

Level : advanced lecture in chemical engineering

Contact Raphael BOICHOT

Content

A - Heat Exchangers

  • 1. Heat balance and exchangers design
    • Thermal resistance
    • Local and global heat balance
    • Demonstration of exchanger efficiency, NTU, DTML.
    • NTU and DTML diagrams for design
  • 2. Heat exchangers technology
    • Tube / Tube shell / Plate / Heat pipe heat exchangers
    • Implementation of heat exchangers, using recommendation
  • 3. Heat exchange with phase-change
    • Phenomenology of heat echange with boiling
    • Design of phase-change heat exchangers
    • Heat transfer during condensing.
  • 4. Heat transfert optimization
    • Theory of fins
    • flow and fins interactions, design of fin heat exchangers
    • other techniques of optimization

B - Simultaneous Heat and mass transfer

  • Humid air theory and climatic engineering
  • Psychrometric chart utilisation
  • Cooling tower design
  • Drying of solids


Prerequisites

Heat and mass transfer

Tests

Written exam (2h)



Examen Ecrit : 100%
En cas de confinement : Examen Ecrit : 100%

Additional Information

Curriculum->Engineering degree->Semester 8
Curriculum->Master->Semester 8

Bibliography

Bird, Stewart, Lightfoot : Transport Phenomena
Incropera, DeWitt: Fundamentals of Heat and Mass Transfer
Bejan, Kraus : Heat Transfer Handbook

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Date of update March 19, 2019

Université Grenoble Alpes