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               Additionally,  it  can  be  seen  in  Fig.  5  that  the   B. Heat transfer
               maximum temperature at outlet of the cold fluid flow   As seen in Fig. 7, the friction coefficient of the hot
               for  case  1,  2,  3  are  294.55K,  294.62K,  294.63K   fluid flow decreases with Reynolds numbers of the hot
               respectively  with  Reh  =  17000  and  the  minimum   fluid flow  increases  in  all  cases. This  is because  the
               temperature at outlet of the hot fluid flow for case 1, 2,   increase  of  Reynolds  numbers  of  the  hot  fluid  flow
               3  are  330.95K,  330.88K,  330.84K  respectively  with   leads to velocity of the hot fluid flow in the inner pipe
               Reh = 5000.                                    increases, resulting in higher pressure drop. However,
                  Fig. 6 shows temperature and velocity distribution   the increase in velocity is greater than the increase in
               at a cross section perpendicular to the centerline of the   pressure loss so the hot fluid flow friction coefficient
               pipe  (at  z  =  250  mm  and  Reh  =  5000)  for  the  three   decreases.  Generally,  for  Reh  <  9000,  the  friction
               cases.  The  hot  and  cold  fluid  flow  temperature  and   coefficient  of  the  hot  fluid  flow  in  case  3  has  the
               velocity   distribution   are   evenly   distributed   largest value, but at Reh > 9000 the friction coefficient
               concentrically.                                of the hot fluid flow in case 3 has the smallest value in
                                                              three cases. For example, at Reh = 17000, the friction
                                                              coefficient of the hot fluid flow in case 3 is lower than
                                                              that in case 1, case 2 by 7.37%, 4.91% respectively;
                                                              and at Reh = 5000, the friction coefficient of the hot
                                                              fluid flow in case 3 is higher than that in case 1, case 2
                                                              by 6.32%, 6.5% respectively.














                                                                Fig.7. Effects of Reynolds numbers of the hot fluid
                                                               flow on friction coefficient of the hot fluid flow for the
                                                                                three cases
                                                                 Fig. 8,9 show effects of Reynolds numbers of the
                       Fig.5. Effects of Reynolds numbers     hot fluid flow on mean Nusselt numbers of the hot and
                     of the hot fluid flow on hot and cold fluid    cold fluid flow for the three cases. It can be seen that
                   flow temperature at outlet for the three cases   mean Nusselt numbers of the hot fluid flow increase
                                                              with Reynolds numbers of the hot fluid flow increases
                                                              in  all  cases,  but  mean  Nusselt  numbers  of  the  cold
                                                              fluid flow has decreased trend. In there, the  Nu and
                                                                                                      h
                                                               Nu of case 1 have smallest value in three cases. For
                                                                 c
                                                              example,  at  Reh  =  17000,  Nu in  case  2,  case  3  are
                                                                                       h
                                                              higher  than  that  in  case  1  by  11.89%,  6.16%
                                                              respectively, and  Nu in case 2, case 3 are higher than
                                                                               c
                                                              that in case 1 by 0.75%, 4.84% respectively. Besides,
                                                              at  Reh  > 9000,  the Nu of case  1 has  increased more
                                                                                 h
                                                              and more slowly than in case 2, 3; this is because the
                                                              friction coefficient of the hot fluid flow in case 1 has
                                                              increased more and more strongly than in case 2, 3 for
                        Fig.6. Temperature and velocity       Reh > 9000.
                         distribution at a cross section
                    perpendicular to the centerline of the pipe
                (at z = 250 mm and Reh = 5000) for the three cases

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