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Comparative evaluation of different turbulence models for confined impinging and opposing jet flows

Journal Article · · Numerical Heat Transfer. Part A, Applications
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  1. McGill Univ., Montreal, Quebec (Canada)

A numerical investigation was carried out to predict and compare the fluid flow and heat transfer characteristics of two-dimensional turbulent confined impinging and opposing jet flows. Five low-Reynolds-number {kappa}-{epsilon} models and the standard high-Reynolds-number model were used in the simulation. The newly proposed Yap correction was also tested with low-Reynolds-number models in order to investigate its effect on the heat transfer predictions for the impinging jet case. It was found that in some models this correction improves the heat transfer predictions. A comparison is made between the simulation results and the available experimental data for fluid flow and heat transfer for a single slot jet impinging on a flat plate and for flow in the opposing jet case. A parametric study is made for flow and heat transfer characteristics in the opposing jet configuration.

Sponsoring Organization:
USDOE
OSTI ID:
194243
Journal Information:
Numerical Heat Transfer. Part A, Applications, Journal Name: Numerical Heat Transfer. Part A, Applications Journal Issue: 6 Vol. 28; ISSN NHAAES; ISSN 1040-7782
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English

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