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10TpSICAFMITemperaturePressureSight glassOver-temperature interlockTemperature controller (last heater element)AtomizerFlowmeterTemperature-controlled valveMultiTherm LoopFM-3T FM3Pressure reliefHeaterHeating elementT s4T minPump (P-3)Pressure reliefPressure reliefICEvaporatorSuperheaterAccumulatorPressure reliefAfter-condenser LoopFM-4After-condenserBuilding waterPump (P-4)Water outT FM4Pressure reliefT s2 T woutpRegulator AccumulatorAccumulatorHigh-pressureN 2 tankFM-1IPump (P-1)T s3Water/Steam LoopT moutTest Sectionp∆pT sinT soutCondensing channelSST FM1T winT s1Pressure reliefT coutCoolant channelT cinPressure reliefWater/Coolant LoopWater inCoolerAccumulatorpRegulatorAWater inHigh-pressureN 2 tankWater outIPump (P-2)FM-2T FM2Fig. 5. Schematic representation of multiport cylinder dryer heat transfer test apparatusMultiTherm is heated without boiling to 230°C (446°F) by an electrical resistance heater.The evaporator/superheater heat exchanger is of a shell-and-tube counter-flow design; it wasdesigned with relatively small flow passages for the MultiTherm liquid, to keep its flowturbulent. Inside the evaporator/superheater, the water exchanges heat with the MultiTherm loopfluid and changes from the liquid state into saturated or slightly superheated steam,corresponding to the system pressure. The water pressure, and thus its temperature at the testsection inlet, is controlled with the accumulator and high-pressure nitrogen tank shown in Fig. 5.
11Upon leaving the evaporator/superheater, the steam enters the 3-m-long (10-ft-long) testsection and is condensed into subcooled water (or lower-quality steam) in the condensingchannel by exchanging heat with the coolant water. The test section (shown schematically inFig. 6) consists of a rectangular condensing channel with a cross-sectional width of 18.90 mm(0.75 in.) and height of 3.14 mm (0.125 in.), and a rectangular coolant channel with the crosssectionalwidth of 18.90 mm (0.75 in.) and height of 6.13 mm (0.25 in.). The walls of both thecondensing and coolant channels are aluminum and were welded lengthwise to minimize thermalcontact resistance between the two channels. Three quartz windows were included in the testsection to observe and identify two-phase flow patterns and their transitions, including liquidhold-up and thickness of the condensate layer.The facility and test section were sized to be prototypical of a cylinder dryer with a1360 kg hr (617 lb hr ) steam flow rate. Some overcapacity was designed into it toaccommodate 130% condensing flow and to allow superheated inlet and subcooled water outletat full flow. In addition, the flow rate and test section temperatures of the water coolant weredesigned to produce the desired condensing rates as well as to maximize experimental accuracyin determining condensing heat transfer coefficients.Condensing steam flowInlet pressure/Pressure drop tapType K thermocouplesWindow (typ.)(3 x 25 mm)Pressure drop tapabcdefghiA B C D E F G H IJZType K thermocouplesSIDE VIEWWater/Coolant flowWater outWater inABCDEFGHIJTOP VIEWFig. 6. Detailed schematic representation of test section
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