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Investigation of Strategies to Improve the Efficiency of Industrial Radiators and Cooling Coils [ 2002-03-18 - 2005-06-30 ]

Research Grant

[Cite as https://purl.org/au-research/grants/arc/LP0233457]

Researchers: Bassam Dally (Chief Investigator) ,  Dr Patrick Marshallsay (Chief Investigator) ,  Em/Prof Russell Luxton (Chief Investigator)

Brief description Investigation of Strategies to Improve the Efficiency of Industrial Radiators and Cooling Coils. Innovative strategies for improving in-service effectiveness of tube & plate-fin heat exchange 'coils' will be explored. Such coils are used throughout chemical process industries, diesel powered plant, vehicles and air-conditioning systems. Coil manufacture is a 'mature' industry, but design concepts have changed little since 1950. Fouling of diesel engine 'radiators' in dusty conditions and in marine environments is endemic. New design concepts evolved via Computational Fluid Dynamic analysis will be manufactured and tested in the unique heat and mass transfer wind tunnel on the University's Industry Liaison Campus. The major outcome will be a rugged design methodology with broad applicability.

Funding Amount $67,635

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ACN 633 798 857