Low Grashof Number Convective Heat Transfer across a Spherical Cavity
G. McBain, and D. Stephens. Heat and Mass Transfer Australasia 2000, page 231--237. Cottesloe, Western Australia, Chalkface, (2000)
Abstract
The increase in heat transfer rate across a spherical fluid-filled cavity embedded in a highly conducting solid with a horizontal temperature gradient is investigated analytically and numerically. Analytically, the low Grashof number asymptotic expansion is extended to second-order for the temperature field. This provides the lowest order correction to the overall Nusselt number. This prediction and the associated flow and temperature fields are compared with specially obtained numerical solutions of the full nonlinear equations. Agreement is excellent for Rayleigh numbers less than a few thousand.
%0 Conference Paper
%1 mcbain00:HMTA-231
%A McBain, G. D.
%A Stephens, D. W.
%B Heat and Mass Transfer Australasia 2000
%C Cottesloe, Western Australia
%D 2000
%E Brassington, G. B.
%E Patterson, J. C.
%I Chalkface
%K 41a60-asymptotic-approximations, 76r10-free-convection 76m12-finite-volume-methods-in-fluid-mechanics 76d07-stokes-and-related-oseen-etc-flows
%P 231--237
%T Low Grashof Number Convective Heat Transfer across a Spherical Cavity
%U http://gdmcbain.freeshell.org/papers/AHMTC2000.ps.gz
%X The increase in heat transfer rate across a spherical fluid-filled cavity embedded in a highly conducting solid with a horizontal temperature gradient is investigated analytically and numerically. Analytically, the low Grashof number asymptotic expansion is extended to second-order for the temperature field. This provides the lowest order correction to the overall Nusselt number. This prediction and the associated flow and temperature fields are compared with specially obtained numerical solutions of the full nonlinear equations. Agreement is excellent for Rayleigh numbers less than a few thousand.
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