Actual dry-bulb temperature and equivalent dry-bulb temperature methods for wavy fin-and-tube heat exchangers with dehumidification

•A new model named actual dry-bulb temperature method (ADTM) is proposed.•The model of equivalent dry-bulb temperature method (EDTM) is also studied.•For mass transfer, the new process line equations of ADTM and EDTM are proposed.•The models of ADTM and EDTM are based on the finite circular fin meth...

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description •A new model named actual dry-bulb temperature method (ADTM) is proposed.•The model of equivalent dry-bulb temperature method (EDTM) is also studied.•For mass transfer, the new process line equations of ADTM and EDTM are proposed.•The models of ADTM and EDTM are based on the finite circular fin method.•The correlations to obtain heat and mass transfer characteristics are presented. This article presents two mathematical models for estimating the performances of finned tube heat exchangers with wavy configuration under partly and fully wet surface conditions. The actual dry bulb temperature method is the first one and the other is the method of equivalent dry bulb temperature. For the first one, the actual dry bulb temperature method that was firstly presented by our research team in 2015 is more uncomplicated than the well-known enthalpy potential method and is also easier than the equivalent dry bulb temperature method. Moreover, it has never been applicable to the finned tube heat exchanger. For accuracy, the finned tube heat exchangers are distinguished into teeny segments and every segments are separated by conditions of surface into three groups: partially wet segments, fully wet segments, fully dry segments. This procedure is called the finite circular fin method that was firstly presented by our research in 2007. From the results, the heat and mass transfer characteristics estimated by the method of equivalent dry bulb temperature are greater than those estimated by the method of actual dry bulb temperature. This is the influence of the non-constant terms in both methods. Moreover, the correlations for the conditions of party and fully wet surface are revealed for predicting the heat and mass transfer coefficients of the finned tube heat exchanger with wavy configuration. The users can apply our presented models with the proposed correlation for predicting the heat and mass transfer performances of finned tube heat exchangers with wavy configuration under the conditions of fully and partly wet surface.
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Dehumidification
Enthalpy
Equivalence
Fin-and-tube heat exchanger
Finite circular fin method
Heat exchangers
Heat transfer
Mass transfer
Mathematical models
Partially wet condition
Segments
Tube heat exchangers
Wavy fins
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