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Heat exchange with different schemes for introducing the heat-exchange agent into a furnace

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The effect of the scheme for introducing the heat-exchange agent into a furnace for heat exchange in a selective nonisothermal gaseous medium is investigated taking into account the heat loss due to convection depending on the emissivity of the metal and the furnace lining.

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Abbreviations

T:

temperature

Er:

specific resulting radiative flux

qc :

convective heat flux density

qMe :

overall density of the resulting heat flux to the metal

ɛ:

emissivity

ag0 :

absorbing capability of the gas relative to the radiation of the lining

ag4 :

same for the metal

a go /a+b+c:

absorbing ability of a layer of gas a+b+c... relative to the radiation of the lining

agj/ikmnp:

absorbing ability of the gas layer i+k + m + n + p with radiation from layer j

A:

emissivity of the walls

l ef :

effective length of a ray path

α :

coefficient of convective heat transfer

k:

heat-exchange coefficient from the internal surface of the lining with temperature To in the medium with temperature Tm

B:

fuel expenditure

QH P :

heat of combustion

vα :

volume of the combustion fuel products per 1 m3 of gas

cg :

specific heat capacity of the gas

h:

overall height of the channel

x:

instantaneous height coordinate in the channel

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The indices for the temperatures and heat fluxes are as follows: 0, lining; 4, metal; 1, 2, and 3, gas zones; m, media.

Translated from Inzhenerno-Fizicheskii Zhurnal, Vol. 39, No. 4, pp. 692–698, October, 1980.

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Zhdanovskaya, I.V., Shklyar, F.R., Bokovikova, A.K. et al. Heat exchange with different schemes for introducing the heat-exchange agent into a furnace. Journal of Engineering Physics 39, 1116–1120 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00822147

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