Development of the New Comprehensive Performance Evaluation Equipment for Enhanced Convective Heat Transfer Techniques
Based on the new performance evaluation criterion system (PECS) for enhanced convective heat transfer techniques, an evaluation equipment of enhanced heat exchange tube was developed. The equipment structure and functions, parameters measurement and control of auxiliary system were introduced in detail. The monitoring and control software was programmed with the Delphi 7.0, and be used to realize the data acquisition and processing, database operation and management, and many other functions. A kind of new type enhanced heat exchange tube was tested. The experience result shows that apparatus is feasible to evaluate the performance of enhanced convection techniques.
The Analysis of the Effect of Fouling on the Performance of the Fill Layer
Based on that the film filling was simplified to the flat plate model, the heat and mass transfer of the filling zone with fouling in cooling tower were analyzed. The effect of fouling on the performance of filler was analyzed according to the dirt growth model. The work done in this paper can simply forecast changes in cooling tower performance caused by the filler fouling. It will lay a theoretical foundation for accurately calculating the performance coefficient of filler. And it is helpful to solving the problem of no the ripe empirical formula of filler performance with fouling for engineering applications.
Role of the coronoid process in varus osteoarticular stability of the elbow.
The role of the coronoid process in varus osteoarticular stability of the elbow was investigated in 10 cadaveric elbows. Testing was performed at multiple flexion angles after incremental removal of the coronoid. At each flexion angle, removal of more than 50% of the coronoid produced a statistically significant decrease in the load resisting varus displacement compared with all lesser resection levels (P < .003). There was a trend for decreasing load after removal of 50% of the coronoid. The mean decrease in load across all flexion angles was 10.1%, 50.4%, and 75.4% after removal of 50%, 75%, and 100% of the coronoid, respectively. Resistance to varus displacement tended to decrease more as a percent of control at lower flexion angles than at higher flexion angles after removal of more than 50% of the coronoid. The coronoid process was found to be a key varus stabilizer in the elbow and may contribute more to elbow stability in extension than in flexion.