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Multi-jet Air ImpingementTechnique
Under the Guidance of
Dr. V.R. Kalamkar
By: ARAVIND YADAV
(12MT07HPE002)
Mech. Engineering Department
VNIT Nagpur
INTRODUCTION
Jet impingement is a convective heat-transfer method in which the energy is transported by the bulk motion of the air.
A jet impingement system may consist of a single jet or multiple jets of high velocity that are directed (orthogonally or at another angle) toward the surface of the product.
Jet impingement is one of the very efficient solutions of cooling hot objects in industrial processes as it produces a very high heat transfer rate through forced-convection.
Rapid heat-transfer methods can be used to shorten the process time and increase the production rate.
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Impinging jets have been widely used and developed to increase heat transfer in areas such as:-
Food industry
Paper industry
Textile industry
Cooling of turbine blade
Cooling electronic components
Anti-ice systems on aircraft
Air quenching of products in the steel and glass industries
LITERATURE SURVEY-1
Flow and heat transfer from multiple slot air jets
impinging on circular cylinders by E.E.M. Olsson, L.M.
Ahrne , A.C. Tragardh published a paper in 2004.
In this paper heat transfer and flow pattern predictions of
single and multiple slot air jets impinging on circular
cylinders using CFD. is studies and they compare the results
Experiment is carried out at domain pressure 0.1 MPa and 2
degree temperature by keeping solid food product at 35
degree.
LITERATURE SURVEY-2
STUDY OF HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT FOR
MULTI-JET AIR IMPINGING COOLING by Mohammad
Khyru Bin Aris published a paper in 2009.
In this paper he analysed the heat transfer coefficient
and temperature distribution through multi jet
impingement for various configurations of jet ,jet to jet
spacing , jet to surface height and Reynolds number.
LITERATURE SURVEY-3
o CFD Analysis of Multi-jet Air Impingement on Flat Plate by Chougule N.K., Parishwad G.V., Gore P.R., Pagnis S., Sapali S.N. (2011)
o In this paper hear transfer coefficient and temperature distribution is analysis by using CFD on the 60mm*60mm plate which produce constant heat flux of 8333 watt/meter square .
o He use four different turbulent model and compare the error with the real results.
o The best result obtained by CFD in SST model with 2.1% error in prediction in Nu.
LITERATURE SURVEY-4
Numerical Simulation for Studying Heat Transfer in Multi Jet Impingement on Dense Pin Fin Heat Sinks by Lakshmi Prasad K, A. Ramakrishna, N.V.S. Shankar .(2013)
In this paper heat transfer coefficient and temperature distribution is analysis 3*3 nozzle by changing fin density of flat plate and Reynolds number .
He observed that the denser design of pin fin heat sinks gives better results.
higher air velocity at lower pressure drop in denser design due to greater restriction of flow in direction perpendicular to the impingement direction
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It is also observed that the heat dissipation is increasing with increase in Re value in designs.
Components
Blower
Flow control valve
Air box
Pipe
Nozzle
Heater
Metal plate
One side open insulated box
Heater power control unit
DAQ system
Schematic Diagram of a Typical MJAIS
Nozzle details
Variable Parameter
Type of surface
nozzle geometry
jet-to-surface spacing
Type of flow
jet-to-jet spacing
Temperature
pressure
REFERENCES
E.E.M. Olsson, L.M. Ahrens, and A.C. Tragardh. Prediction of optimal heat transfer from slot air jets impinging on cylindrical food products using CFD. In: Proceedings of the 9th International Congress on Engineering and Food (ICEF 9), Montpellier, France, 2004.
CFD Analysis of Multi-jet Air Impingement on Flat Plate Chougule N.K., Parishwad G.V., Gore P.R., Pagnis S., Sapali S.N. in World Congress on Engineering 2011 Vol III WCE 2011, July 6 - 8, 2011, London, U.K
Kang, S. H., & Greif, R. (1992). Flow and heat transfer to a circular cylinder with a hot impinging air jet. International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 35(9), 2173–2183.
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