numerical study of single phase/two-phase models for nanofluid forced convection and pressure drop in a turbulence pipe flow

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m. esfandiary

a. habibzadeh

h. sayehvand

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in this paper, the problem of turbulent forced convection flow of water- alumina nanofluid in a uniformly heated pipe has been thoroughly investigated. in numerical study, single and two-phase models have been used. in single-phase modeling of nanofluid, thermal and flow properties of nanofluid have been considered to be dependent on temperature and volume fraction. effects of volume fraction and reynolds number (3000

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Journal title:
transport phenomena in nano and micro scales

Publisher: university of sistan and baluchestan, iranian society of mechanical engineers

ISSN 2322-3634

volume 4

issue 1 2016

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