Abstract
An experimental investigation of vertical in-tube falling film heat transfer with different heat fluxes and concentrations of lithium bromide solution were conducted. The experiments show that the heat transfer coefficient increases with the decrease of inlet concentration and significantly increase with heat flux increase. An experimental correlation of falling film heat transfer coefficient is obtained: h m = 129.7712 W in - 0.8058 q w 0.2422 Re - 0.0856 The comparison of falling film generator with immersed tube generator shows that the heat transfer coefficient is 4.37 times higher than that of immersed tube generator, which can significantly reduce the volume of the falling film generator. The volume of falling film generator is only 52.1% of the volume of immersed tube generator.
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