Literature Reviews

1. Alimoradi, Ashkan, Farzad Veysi, C.X. Lin, G. Yang, N. Jamshidi,

A. Cioncolini, B.V.S.S.S. Prasad, et al. - The heat transmission of
shell and helically coiled tube heat exchangers was examined in
this paper. The influence of fluid's physical characteristics, such as
viscosity, thermal conductivity, specific heat capacity, and density,
as well as operational parameters, such as fluid temperature and
velocity, and geometrical parameters, on the Nusselt numbers on
both sides, was examined using numerical and experimental
methods. Using a computational technique and experimental
validation, the impact of operational and geometrical factors on the
Nusselt numbers on both sides of helically coiled tube heat
exchangers was examined in this work. Two correlations were
proposed based on the findings for determining the coil side and
shell side Nusselt numbers over a wide range of Reynolds and
Prandtl values.
2. Salimpour, M.R, -Shell-side and tube-side empirical correlations
were put forth. A reasonable agreement was found when the
computed heat transfer coefficients for the tube-side were
compared to the correlations already in place for other boundary
conditions. The heat transfer coefficients of the shell and helically
coiled tube heat exchangers were investigated experimentally. The
counter-flow layout of heat exchangers with three different coil
pitches was examined. It was discovered that the empirical
correlation for the border condition of constant temperature is
highly consistent with the current data in the low Dean number
zone.
 References

1. Alimoradi, Ashkan, Farzad Veysi, C.X. Lin, G. Yang, N. Jamshidi, A.

Cioncolini, B.V.S.S.S. Prasad, et al. “Prediction of Heat Transfer Coefficients
of Shell and Coiled Tube Heat Exchangers Using Numerical Method and
Experimental Validation.” International Journal of Thermal Sciences. Elsevier
Masson, April 22, 2016.
2. Salimpour, M.R, and Abstract In the present study. “Heat Transfer
Coefficients of Shell and Coiled Tube Heat Exchangers.” Experimental
Thermal and Fluid Science. Elsevier, August 8, 2008.