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Forced Convection in Nanofluids

2021
After discussing the various thermophysical properties of the nanofluids and the effects of various parameters on these thermophysical properties, we are now entering in the field of forced convective heat transfer. The researchers across the worlds have found out that nanofluids (the colloidal suspension of nano-sized particles into the conventional ...
Sudhakar Subudhi, Aditya Kumar
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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 [PDF]

open access: possible, 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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Influence of Lorentz forces on nanofluid forced convection considering Marangoni convection

Journal of Molecular Liquids, 2017
Abstract Magnetohydrodynamic nanofluid forced convective heat transfer is investigated considering Marangoni convection. A two-phase model is selected for modeling of a nanofluid. The Runge-Kutta integration scheme is utilized to solve this problem.
Mohsen Sheikholeslami, Ali J. Chamkha
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Forced and Natural Convection

1995
Aquifers are being used more and more as heat reservoirs. Thermopumps provide energy for heating and, in the case of solar installations, the energy is stored in groundwater during summer to be used in winter. But groundwater has to be protected against the excessively high temperatures which modify water quality, and against chemical pollutants ...
E. Recordon, D. Bovet
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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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Natural and forced convection in an auditorium

Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, 1993
A numerical study of natural and forced convection inside an auditorium of the National University of Mexico was performed. Two-dimensional steady-state simulations of the heat transfer and fluid flow processes within a cross-section of the auditorium were carried out using a CFD program.
B. Vazquez, M. Yianneskis
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Strong resonance in forced oscillatory convection

Physical Review A, 1987
We report results of an experimental study of the flow regimes observed when time-periodic convection is forced with an external frequency. The physical system is a layer of mercury heated from below. When the temperature difference across the layer exceeds a critical value ΔT ο, the oscillatory instability of convection rolls leads to a time-periodic ...
Stéphan Fauve, A. Chiffaudel
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