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Nu–Gr correlation for laminar natural convection heat transfer from a sphere submitted to a constant heat flux surface

Qi ZhenCollege of Energy and Transpartation Engineerging, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, Saihan District, Hohhot, ChinaTanaCollege of Energy and Transpartation Engineerging, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, Saihan District, Hohhot, China. [email protected]Yunfeng SunCollege of Energy and Transpartation Engineerging, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, Saihan District, Hohhot, ChinaCaixia YanCollege of Energy and Transpartation Engineerging, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, Saihan District, Hohhot, ChinaHongzhi WangCollege of Mechanical and Electrical Engineerging, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, Saihan District, Hohhot, China
2024en
ABI

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). The more efficient and precise numerical method based on Bejan et al. was employed here, the accuracy of which has been confirmed through validation against a single sphere case. The heat transfer characteristics were systemically analyzed in terms of isothermal contours and streamlines around the sphere, dimensionless temperature and velocity profiles. Additionally, local Nusselt number as well as local pressure and friction drag coefficients were studied with different Grashof number. In comparison to the sphere with uniform heat flux surface, the heat transfer from the isothermal sphere was found to be enhanced attributable to a more robust buoyancy force and a steeper temperature gradient. Moreover, the average Nusselt number for the sphere with a constant heat flux between 60.4 and 98.6% of the isothermal sphere's value, this range being contingent upon the specific Grashof number. What's more, the proposed correlation addresses a notable void in the predictive understanding of heat transfer from the sphere with uniform heat flux, which is scenario prevalent in various engineering applications, particularly for the cooling of electrical and nuclear systems, and offer values for academic research.

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