A Method for Determining Equivalent Heat Transfer Coefficient of Heat Pipe Embedded in Pendulum Plowstock
A technology of equivalent heat transfer coefficient and heat pipe, applied in the field of effective heat transfer coefficient, can solve the problems of low precision, heat pipe thermal resistance does not consider the actual use environment, and data reference is not large.
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[0033] Embodiment 1: Equivalent conduction coefficient K of heat pipe under air-cooled conditions eff calculation
[0034] The present invention provides a method for determining the equivalent heat transfer coefficient of a heat pipe embedded in a pendulum plow chest, comprising the following steps:
[0035] S1. Since soil density and water content are the main factors that determine the heat transfer effect of soil, especially related to water content, it is necessary to change the soil properties, and the change of soil properties is mainly realized by adjusting the water content. For example, Table 1 is the soil parameters of Xinjiang, and Table 2 is the soil parameters of Jianghuai. It can be seen that the density of Xinjiang soil and Jianghuai soil is not much different. The main difference is the water content. Therefore, adjusting the water content of Jianghuai soil is the key to simulate Xinjiang soil. Factors, the method of adjustment is: take an appropriate amount ...
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[0048] A method for determining the equivalent heat transfer coefficient of a heat pipe embedded in a pendulum plow chest, the steps of which are basically the same as those in Embodiment 1, except for:
[0049] The condensation section of the heat pipe is closely connected to the cooling block for testing. When the cooling block is tested, the temperature acquisition module is respectively connected to the evaporation section of the heat pipe and the cooling block installed on the heat pipe through two K-type thermocouple temperature measuring wires, and repeats step S2 From steps b to c and then to S3, measure the limit P of the heat pipe max value as well as the T of the heat pipe h and T c value, then according to the formula K eff =μ·λ·P in ·L / [(T h -T c ) · A] to obtain the equivalent heat transfer coefficient K of the heat pipe under the condition of the cooling block eff value.
[0050] The cooling block can adopt an iron block, and the iron block is closely con...
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