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A statistical analytical approach emphasized the plate fin heat exchanger design using taguchi method Ajay Kumar Gupta Department of Mechanical Engineering National Institute of Technology, Rourkela, Orissa, India-769 008 Contact: [email protected] Based on previous data, it is decided to assess gear in terms of properties before recommending for Industrial applications. Specifically the study aims at: This review investigates the touch almost exclusively master the Mythological record, types of gear, methods of metrology gear and analyzes the state-of-the-art. This is a superficial explanation and to allow monitoring of the new modeling and measurement principles, the essence of Gears. Especially optical measurement methods, problems micro inspection of gears and alignment are discussed in detail References 1) Kays, W. M., and London, A. L., 1950, “Heat Transfer and Flow Friction Characteristics of Some Compact Heat-Exchanger Surfaces, Part I. Test System and Procedure,” ASME J. Heat Transfer, 72, pp. 1075–1085. 2) Kays, W. M., 1960, “The Basic Heat Transfer and Flow Friction Characteristics of Six Compact High-Performance Heat Transfer Surfaces,” ASME J. Eng. Power, 82, pp. 27–34. 3) Briggs, D. C., and London, A. L., 1961, “The Heat Transfer and Flow Friction Characteristics of Five Offset Rectangular Duct and Six Plain Triangular Plate- Fin Heat Transfer Surfaces,” International Developments in Heat. 4) Manglik, R. M., and Bergles, A. E., 1990, “The Thermal-Hydraulic Design of the Rectangular Offset-Strip-Fin Compact Heat Exchanger,” Compact Heat 5) Mochizuki, S., and Yagi, Y., 1977, “Heat Transfer and Friction Characteristics of Strip Fins,” Heat Transfer-Jpn. Res., 6, pp. 36–59. 6) Alur, Sidramappa “Experimental studies on plate fin heat Heat exchangers” PhD thesis Sep 6, 2012. Gears mechanism developed due to the invention of rotating machine. Due to their strength multiplication properties, initially engineers and work persons used to carry heavy loads in construction materials. Gear used for the mechanical advantage and pre- tensioning catapult ship anchor was Hoists. Earlier gear was made up of wooden material and for greasing these wooden gear animal fats is used as a greasing material. Rotation of wheel using animals like horse, cow and others or also by using water stream but its rotational speed is slow so they used gear to increase the speed. Later on during the industrial revolution in Britain in the eighteenth century saw an explosion in the use of metal gears. Design and manufacture of machines of science developed rapidly during the nineteenth century. Now a day, new gear most important developments are in the field of materials. Modern metallurgy has significantly increased the lifespan of industrial gears and automotive electronics and consumer led plastic preparing new levels of reliability without lubricant and quiet operation. Introduction Objectives Result Table:-1 L9 orthogonal array table for the Taguchi method Based on the Figure 2 and Table 1 the following conclusions are given which are that it has been observed that the combination of factors gives more satisfactory results than the other combination of Plate fin heat exchanger in terms of various flow properties and methodologies used. These results fig-2 suggest that the given heat exchanger have the potential to use as for the applications. This paper proposed optimal values of the design parameters for a fin heat exchanger under operating conditions corresponding an optimum design of the heat exchanger maximizing the efficiency using the Taguchi method Power transmission for machine tools, Vehicle, aircraft, electrical appliances as well as a wide range of industrial equipment and toys. Gears represent the major components of all kinds of applications. Designers are faced problem with increasing demand such as the size and weight of the arts, while an emission over the life of power transmission and noise on hard wares mechanism becomes painful frequent. Thus, the measurement of gears and transmission components is of crucial importance for Gear production. This review investigates the touch almost exclusively master the Mythological record, types of gear, methods of metrology gear and analyzes the state- of-the-art. This is a superficial explanation and to allow monitoring of the new modeling and measurement principles, the essence of Gears. Especially optical measurement methods, problems micro inspection of gears and alignment are discussed in detail. The final section of the actual accuracy of the reports gear measuring range. The points Outside the gears, standards and measuring instruments associated with a significant reduction of uncertainty It is an urgent need for the production of high precision gears. Abstract Test number Design parameters Factors Response Mass flow rate Tci Cold Inlet Temp. Thi Hot Inlet Temp. Tco Cold outlet temp Tho Hot outlet temp A B C 1. 1 1 1 300 314 358 352 319 2. 1 2 2 300 313 348 343 317 3. 1 3 3 300 315 338 335 316 4. 2 1 2 400 314 348 344 317 5. 2 2 3 400 313 338 335 318 6. 2 3 1 400 315 358 352 318 7. 3 1 3 500 314 338 335 315 8. 3 2 1 500 313 358 353 317 9. 3 3 2 500 315 348 347 319 Figure 2 : Main Effects Plot (data means) for ratio Figure 1: Schematic P&I diagram of the experimental test rig Figure 3 : Fuzzy Rule viewer Figure 4 : Fuzzy Surface viewer

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Astatistical analytical approach emphasized the plate fin heat exchanger design using taguchi methodAjay Kumar Gupta Department of Mechanical EngineeringNational Institute of Technology, Rourkela, Orissa, India-769 008Contact: [email protected] on previous data, it is decided to assess gear in terms of properties before recommending for Industrial applications. Specifically the study aims at:

This review investigates the touch almost exclusively master the Mythological record, types of gear, methods of metrology gear and analyzes the state-of-the-art. This is a superficial explanation and to allow monitoring of the new modeling and measurement principles, the essence of Gears. Especially optical measurement methods, problems micro inspection of gears and alignment are discussed in detail

References Kays, W. M., and London, A. L., 1950, Heat Transfer and Flow Friction Characteristics of Some Compact Heat-Exchanger Surfaces, Part I. Test System and Procedure, ASME J. Heat Transfer, 72, pp. 10751085.Kays, W. M., 1960, The Basic Heat Transfer and Flow Friction Characteristics of Six Compact High-Performance Heat Transfer Surfaces, ASME J. Eng. Power, 82, pp. 2734. Briggs, D. C., and London, A. L., 1961, The Heat Transfer and Flow Friction Characteristics of Five Offset Rectangular Duct and Six Plain Triangular Plate- Fin Heat Transfer Surfaces, International Developments in Heat.Manglik, R. M., and Bergles, A. E., 1990, The Thermal-Hydraulic Design of the Rectangular Offset-Strip-Fin Compact Heat Exchanger, Compact Heat Mochizuki, S., and Yagi, Y., 1977, Heat Transfer and Friction Characteristics of Strip Fins, Heat Transfer-Jpn. Res., 6, pp. 3659.Alur, Sidramappa Experimental studies on plate finheatHeat exchangers PhD thesis Sep 6, 2012.Gears mechanism developed due to the invention of rotating machine. Due to their strength multiplication properties, initially engineers and work persons used to carry heavy loads in construction materials. Gear used for the mechanical advantage and pre-tensioning catapult ship anchor was Hoists.Earlier gear was made up of wooden material and for greasing these wooden gear animal fats is used as a greasing material. Rotation of wheel using animals like horse, cow and others or also by using water stream but its rotational speed is slow so they used gear to increase the speed. Later on during the industrial revolution in Britain in the eighteenth century saw an explosion in the use of metal gears. Design and manufacture of machines of science developed rapidly during the nineteenth century.Now a day, new gear most important developments are in the field of materials. Modern metallurgy has significantly increased the lifespan of industrial gears and automotive electronics and consumer led plastic preparing new levels of reliability without lubricant and quiet operation.IntroductionObjectivesResultTable:-1L9 orthogonal array table for the Taguchi methodBased on the Figure 2 and Table 1 the following conclusions are given which are that it has been observed that the combination of factors gives more satisfactory results than the other combination of Plate fin heat exchanger in terms of various flow properties and methodologies used. These results fig-2 suggest that the given heat exchanger have the potential to use as for the applications. This paper proposed optimal values of the design parameters for a fin heat exchanger under operating conditions corresponding an optimum design of the heat exchanger maximizing the efficiency using the Taguchi methodPower transmission for machine tools, Vehicle, aircraft, electrical appliances as well as a wide range of industrial equipment and toys. Gears represent the major components of all kinds of applications. Designers are faced problem with increasing demand such as the size and weight of the arts, while an emission over the life of power transmission and noise on hard wares mechanism becomes painful frequent. Thus, the measurement of gears and transmission components is of crucial importance for Gear production. This review investigates the touch almost exclusively master the Mythological record, types of gear, methods of metrology gear and analyzes the state-of-the-art. This is a superficial explanation and to allow monitoring of the new modeling and measurement principles, the essence of Gears. Especially optical measurement methods, problems micro inspection of gears and alignment are discussed in detail. The final section of the actual accuracy of the reports gear measuring range. The points Outside the gears, standards and measuring instruments associated with a significant reduction of uncertainty It is an urgent need for the production of high precision gears.Abstract

Test numberDesign parametersFactorsResponseMass flow rateTciCold Inlet Temp.ThiHot Inlet Temp.TcoCold outlet tempThoHot outlet tempABC1.1113003143583523192.1223003133483433173.1333003153383353164.2124003143483443175.2234003133383353186.2314003153583523187.3135003143383353158.3215003133583533179.332500315348347319Figure 2 : Main Effects Plot (data means) for S/N ratio

Figure 1: Schematic P&I diagram of the experimental test rig

Figure 3 : Fuzzy Rule viewer Figure 4 : Fuzzy Surface viewer