Finned tubing having enhanced nucleate boiling surface

Heat exchange – With coated – roughened or polished surface

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ABSTRACT:
An improved nucleate boiling surface can be obtained on a finned metal heat transfer tube by providing very narrow transverse gaps in its fins. The narrow gaps can be attained by knurling or otherwise deforming a smooth surfaced tube member to notch and partially work harden its surface and then subjecting the knurled portion to a finning operation. The resulting tube has fissure like gaps having a tapered width in the range of 0-0.006 inches in the tip area of the fins which become nucleation sites for boiling enhancement. In a metal working apparatus, by mounting the knurling rolls on the same arbors as the finning disks, a tube can be progressively knurled and then finned in a single pass through the apparatus. If desired, the tube can also be internally ridged as it is being externally finned.

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