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Thermal–Hydraulic Performance of a Printed Circuit Heat Exchanger

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Energies 2022, 15, 6347 12 of 15 Energies 2022, 15, x FOR PEER REVIEW the heat flux increased when the flow direction changed. This result is consistent with the conclusion derived by Sharma [29]. Figure 10. Flow and heat flux distribution of hot side in the third pitch. Figure 11 shows the heat flux distribution in different pitches. The first and last pitc were removed to avoid the entrance effect. It can be seen that along the flow direction, th heat flux in each pitch gradually decreased. This is because the temperature of the ho fluid gradually decreased along the flow direction and the corresponding thermal con duction of the fluid also varied. At the same pressure, the heat flux in each pitch decrease quickly when the angle increased. It can also be seen that the change in flow directio dramatically affected the distribution of the heat flux in each pitch. The present work di vided each pitch into four equal parts and detailed the heat flux distribution on the wa of each pitch for the hot fluid. It was found that the heat flux of Ci and Ei in each pitch wa higher than that of Di and Fi. This was due to Ci and Ei being located just downstream th bend, while Di and Fi were always in the straight channel. This demonstrates that, in th wavy channel, the heat flux increased when the flow direction changed. This result is con sistent with the conclusion derived by Sharma [29]. Figure 10. Flow and heat flux distribution of hot side in the third pitch. Figure 10. Flow and heat flux distribution of hot side in the third pitch. Figure 11 shows the heat flux distribution in different pitches. The first and l were removed to avoid the entrance effect. It can be seen that along the flow dire heat flux in each pitch gradually decreased. This is because the temperature o fluid gradually decreased along the flow direction and the corresponding ther duction of the fluid also varied. At the same pressure, the heat flux in each pitch d quickly when the angle increased. It can also be seen that the change in flow dramatically affected the distribution of the heat flux in each pitch. The present vided each pitch into four equal parts and detailed the heat flux distribution on of each pitch for the hot fluid. It was found that the heat flux of Ci and Ei in each higher than that of Di and Fi. This was due to Ci and Ei being located just downst bend, while Di and Fi were always in the straight channel. This demonstrates th wavy channel, the heat flux increased when the flow direction changed. This resu sistent with the conclusion derived by Sharma [29]. Fiiguurree11.1T. Thehehehaetafltufxludxisdtrisbturtiibountioofnhotfflhuoitd.fluid. Additionally, it was found that, along the hot fluid flow direction, the heat flux of the straight channel smoothly decreased, but the heat flux of the wavy channel showed a different trend. As seen in the figure, the heat flux of Ei was greater than that of Di, and the difference between the maxima and minima of the heat flux was smaller when the angle was smaller. This also confirms the conclusion that the flow direction changes in the wavy channel can enhance the heat transfer. h e d n l e e c f m e d w p r a

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