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The sources of the three coefficients, including the smoke flow resistance coefficient

2017-07-13View Original

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When calculating the convective heat transfer coefficient for vertically scrubbed flue tubes, are the flue gas flow resistance coefficient, Stanton number, and Nusselt number derived from the standard \"Atmospheric Pressure Hot Water Boilers\"? Does anyone have this standard, and could they please provide it?
Reply #22017-07-13
Search in this version’s resource post to see if it’s there: lol
Reply #32017-07-13
Are the latter two covered in Heat Transfer or Fluid Mechanics? The key is to have physical property parameters such as the viscosity of the flue gas.

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