Hii, I am trying to simulate rc slab subjected to fire and then cooled it by water, the question is what will be the convection coefficient is it the same when concrete is cooled by air??
thank you a lot...
Have you already checked this answer?
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Whats_the_typical_heat_transfer_coefficient_of_concrete_to_air
Hi,
Heat transfer coefficient is not a property of a substance but its a parameter that varies with nature of the fluid flow (laminar or turbulent), surface geometry, temperature difference etc. So, the values of heat transfer coefficient for water on rc slab differs from air on rc slab.
Assuming the fluid velocity, temperature difference and surface geometry for both water on rc slab and air on rc slab, considering your problem as the forced convection (where you give certain velocity to the fluid), water on rc slab will have the higher heat transfer coefficient. The reasons are,
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Definitely different, as their thermal conductivity is not same.
Try to estimate via Ansys-structure, or solidworks- simulation.
Dear Mohammad,
as the mentioned previously in the answers. the heat transfer coefficient depends on many parameters. if you consider your flow as over a flat plate, you can use one of the correlations presented in the following table. I am pretty sure you can find it in your heat transfer book.
Good luck,
Kifah SARRAF
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