The Non-isothermal Flow Pattern In A Complex Hydraulic System
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Free (open access)
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Volume
56
Pages
10
Published
2001
Size
963 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/FSI010201
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
H. Szewczyk, K. Jezowiecka-Kabsch & A. Grygoriev
Abstract
Visualization studies of an appliance with complex flow characteristics have been performed. The appliance was an epitaxial reactor tube used in the electron- beam technology. In this appliance the gas jet (mainly hydrogen) enters a wide chamber tube through a thin pipe, passes through a perforated sheet, runs into a hot (800-900°C) cylindrical surface and leaves the appliance. It has been shown that this non-isothermal flow is unstable and that it is possible to make it stable only by eliminating the causes of such a condition. This consists in reversing the flow and in using a guide apparatus for guiding the jet inflow to the reactor and the perforated sheet behind it. Such a guide apparatus may also be used in other non-isothermal flows and makes an example of intentional
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