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Third EUROnu Annual Meeting, RAL 2011. A.WRÓBLEWSKI & B.SZYBIŃSKI Cracow University of Technology. Assessment of the cooling options for a Superbeam horn. Boundary conditions. How to determine the film coefficient h ? Eng ine ering tables Simplified relations
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Third EUROnu Annual Meeting, RAL 2011 A.WRÓBLEWSKI & B.SZYBIŃSKI Cracow University of Technology Assessment of the cooling options for a Superbeam horn
How to determine the film coefficient h? • Engineering tables • Simplified relations • General convection theory (rathercomplicated approach) • In all above given cases two possibilities considered • Natural convection (slow velocity of cooling medium) • Forced convection Engineering tables in
Simplified relations (J.P. Holman, Heat transfer) Horizontal cylinders; convection to air
ho=1000, he=500, hr=100 , hc=100, hi=10 To=293, Te=293 , Tr=293 , Tc=293, Ti=310
ho=1000, he=500, hr=100 , hc=100, hi=10000 To=293, Te=293 , Tr=293 , Tc=293, Ti=310
ho=1000, he=500, hr=100 , hc=100, hi=10000 To=293, Te=293 , Tr=293 , Tc=293, Ti=310
hc: 1001000 ho=1000, he=500, hr=100 , hc=1000, hi=10000 To=293, Te=293 , Tr=293 , Tc=293, Ti=310
hr: 10050 ho=1000, he=500, hr=50 , hc=1000, hi=10000 To=293, Te=293 , Tr=293 , Tc=293, Ti=310
Horn shell with double skin (only in inner part of cylinder)
Horn shell with double skin (only in inner part of cylinder)
Horn shell with double skin (only in inner part of cylinder)