Using obstacle perforation, reconfiguration, and inclination techniques to enhance the dynamic and thermal structure of a top-entry channel

This research is to incorporate three efficient ways that will increase the performance of baffled heat exchangers. The 1st technique represented by baffle perforating create pores through which secondary streams pass in order reduce main stream pressure on flow areas. A 2nd redesigning structure replacing its square edge with arched X-velocity facilitate towards outlet and Y-velocity values fluid friction solid Finally, a 3rd way was demonstrated using inclined model. Reinforcement allowed for enhanced vortices, increased thermal gradients, thus reinforced thermodynamic over entire exchanger.