LAMINAR CONVECTIVE HEAT-TRANSFER OF A BINGHAM PLASTIC IN A CIRCULAR PIPE .2. NUMERICAL APPROACH - HYDRODYNAMICALLY DEVELOPING FLOW AND SIMULTANEOUSLY DEVELOPING FLOW
Tg. Min et al., LAMINAR CONVECTIVE HEAT-TRANSFER OF A BINGHAM PLASTIC IN A CIRCULAR PIPE .2. NUMERICAL APPROACH - HYDRODYNAMICALLY DEVELOPING FLOW AND SIMULTANEOUSLY DEVELOPING FLOW, International journal of heat and mass transfer, 40(15), 1997, pp. 3689-3701
Hydrodynamically developing and simultaneously (that is, hydrodynamica
lly and thermally) developing laminar flows of a Bingham plastic in a
circular pipe have been investigated numerically. Solutions have been
obtained by using a four-step fractional method combined with an equal
order bilinear finite element method. For hydrodynamically developing
flow, shorter entrance length is required to reach fully developed ve
locity field and thicker unyielded region appears closer to the inlet
as the yield stress becomes larger. For simultaneously developing flow
, the heat transfer characteristics show the same trends as those pred
icted from the thermally developing flow. (C) 1997 Elsevier Science Lt
d.