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Experimental study of frost accretion on hydrophilic and hydrophobic substrates under forced convection conditions.

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Valter S. Nascimento   +4 more
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Forced Convective Aggregation

2020
<p>The phenomenon of convective aggregation in idealised radiative convective equilibrium simulations has the ability to change the mean state of its domain. When compared to non-aggregation conditions, these simulations usually have warmer drier mean atmospheres, with stronger precipitation in the convective areas. Many of these
Beth Dingley, Guy Dagan, Philip Stier
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Forced Convection Boiling

2007
At some boundary conditions the liquid at the bulk flow at heated surfaces may become saturated. So, we have flow boiling of saturated liquid in the two phase mixture. The heat transfer then consists of a predominant convective part and a nucleate boiling part. The total heat flux is then consumed for evaporation.
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Forced convection

1997
This chapter turns to forced convection. Instead of buoyancy forces, forced convection is a mechanism caused by pumps or fans. This concept is explained through a quick primer on fluid mechanics. Then, the chapter defines the heat transfer coefficient. Afterward, it explores the heat transfer correlations for external flow and for turbulent flow of non-
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Turbulent Forced Convection

2015
Turbulence occurs nearly everywhere in nature. It is characterized by the efficient dispersion and mixing of vorticity, heat, and contaminants. In flows over solid bodies, such as airplane wings or turbine blades, or in confined flows through ducts and pipelines, and is responsible for increased drag and heat transfer. Turbulence is therefore a subject
Bahman Zohuri, Nima Fathi
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