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WISPRO. Rapport final. Partie VII. Modélisation des échanges de chaleur dans un four d’incinération d’ordures.

Daniel Favrat
1995
Reports

Abstract

Ce rapport est le quatrième d’une série de quatre. Il traite des échanges de chaleur dans le four No. 2 de la centrale d’incinération de Cottendart (NE). Seule la partie du système four-chaudière appelée zone à rayonnement ou simplement four est traitée ici. La méthode d’analyse nodale développe dans la Réf. [1] y est implémentée. Le premier rapport avait pour but de fixer la méthode de résolution et de définir un modèle de rayonnement. Tous les outils y sont décrits et un module (logiciel: four; module: rayon) du programme global fournit les coefficients de rayonnement . Il convient dès lors de modéliser la conduction et la convection et d’implémenter le réseau de noeuds en écrivant un programme simulant le fonctionnement du four.

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Daniel Favrat
1995
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/684ca057-0c09-4057-88b2-3c919156f495

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