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Discussion: "Shell-side Coefficients of Heat Transfer in a Baffled Heat Exchanger" (Gardner, H. S., and Siller, Irving, 1947, Trans. ASME, 69, pp. 687–692)
1947
American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Transactions of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
exponent, if it can be confirmed, differs from the finding of Sieder and Tate (8) that the value of 0.14 for heat transfer inside circular pipes extends throughout the streamline-and turbulentflow regions. As mentioned previously, however, because of the difference in flow patterns involved, there is no reason to expect that the indications of these experiments should necessarily agree with those of Sieder and Tate. In fact, the inclusion of an empirically determined effective mass velocity and
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