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Heat transfer

graphical procedure that separates the convection coefficient of one side of a heat exchanger from overall coefficient measurements at varying flow rates.

In heat transfer, Wilson plot method refers to graphical procedure that separates the convection coefficient of one side of a heat exchanger from overall coefficient measurements at varying flow rates. This meaning comes from Fernández-Seara (2007) in Applied Thermal Engineering.[1]

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References

Fernández-Seara, J., Uhía, F. J., Sieres, J., & Campo, A. (2007). A general review of the Wilson plot method and its modifications to determine convection coefficients in heat exchange devices. Applied Thermal Engineering, 27(17-18), 2745-2757. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2007.04.004

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