At 11:49 AM 10/14/2011, Robert Lynn wrote:
If anyone can get some reasonable dimensions for the components
involved I can do a solid model finite element analysis to figure
out the relative temperature split.
Why not start with a simple brass tube 20 cm long total, with a wall
thickness of 1 cm. (Diagram B)
If you can make the flow magically stop and start on the center-line
then you can just use a radially symmetric model.
Case 1 :
Primary inlet : 10 kg/hour 100C water
Secondary outlet : 600 kg/hour 30 C water.
Case 2 :
Primary inlet : 10 kg/hour 100C 100% Dry steam
Secondary outlet : 600 kg/hour 30 C water.
If both of those show a negligible error then there's no need to go
any further.
