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EVALUATION OF HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENTS WITH THERMOCAMERA Peter Magnusson 2002 2002

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EVALUATION OF HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENTS

WITH THERMOCAMERAPeter Magnusson

20022002

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INTRODUCTION

Aim:Determine heat transfer coefficients

for use in cooling calculations to verify and improve the cooling effectiveness

[ ]KW/m2

wcoolingflosurface TTq

−=α

λα l

Nu⋅

=

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INTRODUCTION

l The technique has been used since 1997 at ALSTOM Power to investigate heat transfer coefficients for tests at near engine conditions (500 - 700 deg C) and with engine parts

l More recently been used in scaled perspex models at room temperature

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HIGH TEMPERATURE RIG

Temperature mapped with a thermocamera

Guide vane

Thermocouple

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THERMOCAMERA

Thermovision 900 systemAGEMA 900SW/STSpectral response 2.0 – 5.6 micron

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Transformerinput 220 V

electricalq&

SCHEMATIC DESCRIPTION

HeaterfoilPerspex wall

outbulk,Tm&

outsidesurface,TImpingement plate

Thermo cameragenerating a two dimension temperature field, Toutsidesurface lossq&

inbulk,Tm&

Model

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BURNER CHAMBER LINER

No heaterplate mounted

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Thermo camera field

Resolution 10o x 5o at min, 1 m (176 x 87 mm)Number of pixels 200 x 136(this field ~400 x ~300 mm, 200 x 136 pixels)

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Thermo camera field

A piece of the impingement cooled, Alfa number

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Transformerinput 220 V

electricalq&

REFERENCE TEMPERATURE

HeaterfoilPerspex wall

outbulk,Tm&

outsidesurface,T Impingement plate

Thermocamera.

lossq&

inbulk,Tm&

Model

Thermocouple

Copperplate

Reference temperature

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THEORETIC DESCRIPTION

Geometric and dynamic scaling

engine

model

ll

n =Alm c

µ&

=Re

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Equations for heat transfer

(local values, pixel by pixel)

THEORETIC DESCRIPTION

losselectricalbulkby absorbed qqq −=

bulkinside surface,

bulkby absorbedinside TT

q

−=α

bulk

cinsidesurface,inside,surface λ

α lNu

⋅=

electricalq&

outbulk,Tm&

outsidesurface,T

inbulk,T

m&

insidesurface,T

lossq&

outsideα

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Losses to ambient

(local values, pixel by pixel)

THEORETIC DESCRIPTION

( )ambientoutsidesurface,outsideloss TTq −⋅= α

ambientT Insulation

Heaterplate

ambientoutsidesurface,

electricoutside TT

q−

=αelectricalq&

outbulk,T

m&

inbulk,T

m&

lossq&

outsideα

outsidesurface,T

insidesurface,T

100 %5 - 10 %

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Final evaluation

(local values, pixel by pixel)

THEORETIC DESCRIPTION

ambientT

electricalq&

outbulk,T

m&

outsidesurface,T

inbulk,T

m&

insidesurface,T

lossq&

outsideαplateperspex

thicknesslossoutside,surfaceinsidesurface, λ

lqTT +=

thicknessl

bulkinsidesurface,

bulkby absorbedinside TT

q

−=α

( )( )( ) c

bulkbulkinsidesurface,

ambientoutsidsurface,outsideel lTT

TTqNu e ⋅

⋅−−⋅−

α

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One remarkIf there are large temperature fluctuations over the heater area the power is not uniform distributed One exampleNickel-iron foil40 oC 1.193 ohm60 oC 1.297 ohm

THEORETIC DESCRIPTION

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For the first example the inaccuracy is estimated to be below 5 %The temperature measurements have most impact:

ACCURACY

%5,21050

1%5

25451)(

bulkinsidesurface,

bulkinsidesurface, =−

=−−

−∆TTTT

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AVERAGE VALUES

500-650 -550 -450 -350 -250 -150

Alf

a n

um

ber

[W

/m2/

K]

Impingement part

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TURBINE BLADE INTERNAL COOLING

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TURBINE BLADE INTERNAL COOLING

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