Thermophysical Properties of Fluids Importance of Accurate Data

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Thermophysical Properties of Fluids Importance of Accurate Data Mestrado Tecnologia Química Thermophysical Properties of Fluids Importance of Accurate Data Valentim M.B. Nunes October 2018

Thermophysics plays an important role in the characterization of fluids. Thermophysical properties relevant for heat transfer and heat storage applications are the density, thermal conductivity, specific heat capacity and viscosity. The viscosity and thermal conductivity are perhaps the most important properties on the study of liquid structure, and with industrial application. My field, High temperatures!!!

Samples can react with cell walls or atmosphere giving origin to secondary reactions - purity of samples is very important Accurate measurement of temperature is difficult Convection and radiation contributions to heat transfer increases at high temperatures Non-Newtonian flow can degrade results Samples are electrically conductive

H h r Photodetectors Torsion wire He-Ne Laser Time counter Furnace Mirror He-Ne Laser Time counter Furnace H h Cup containing molten material Control and acquisition of data Multimeter r Thermocouple

Systems studied so far: Water (test of instrument – the only accepted standard for the viscosity of fluids) Molten salts (Sodium nitrate, potassium nitrate and lithium nitrate) Molten alloys (Quasi eutectic Zn/Al alloys and Zn alloys with higher contents in aluminum and silicon) Currently: Al/Mg alloys

Molten salts constitute an important class of fluids for high temperature applications, like catalytic medium for coal gasification, molten salt oxidation of wastes and latent or sensible heat storage. Chemical Industry Nuclear Reactors Molten Salts Heat Storage/Transfer Waste Treatment Plants In particular, molten alkali nitrates are being used as heat transfer/storage fluids in concentrated solar power (CSP) technologies.

These kind of technologies operate in ranges of temperature for which molten salts are particularly adequate, due to its main characteristics: Liquid state in a large range of temperatures Ability to dissolve many inorganic and organic compounds attaining high concentrations Low vapour pressure and stability Viscosity generally low - ions mutual independent High heat capacity per unit volume

For the proper design and performance of equipment (like pumps, pipes and heat exchanger's) it is crucial to know, with the highest accuracy possible, the properties of the fluids, in special viscosity, density, thermal conductivity and specific heat capacity. These properties strongly influences pumping costs, thereby affecting production costs. The accuracy is affected by the use of inappropriate equipment, wrong working equations and sample impurities. For instance the size of heat transfer equipment is strongly dependent on viscosity and thermal conductivity uncertainties.

High temperature alloys are very important in many industrial processes, like steelmaking, nonferrous metallurgy, aluminium smelting, foundry, glass manufacturing, among others In fluid flow behaviour, kinetics of metallurgic process and die casting processes, viscosity and its reciprocal, fluidity, is a fundamental parameter

Shell and Tubes Heat Exchanger

Newton´s law of cooling: Effect of uncertainty of thermal conductivity (in %) and viscosity (in %) on the area of a shell and tubes heat exchanger

Effect of uncertainty of thermal conductivity (in %) and viscosity (in %) on the penetration distance, z, (in %) in a cold pipe [12]

http://www.archimedesolarenergy.it/molten_salt.htm

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KNO3

Pipes Heat Exchangers

https://webbook.nist.gov/chemistry/fluid