1973
DOI: 10.1016/0029-5493(73)90036-8
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Determination of heat flow shape factors for hollow, regular polygonal prisms

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“…Points correspond to numerical results while the solid curves to a least-square fit to Eq. (21). In (a) the dimensionless distance between the two pipes is set to ' ¼ 10.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…Points correspond to numerical results while the solid curves to a least-square fit to Eq. (21). In (a) the dimensionless distance between the two pipes is set to ' ¼ 10.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides heat transfer, many problems in modern science involve domains with an ''exotic" boundary shape, where the Laplace equation is ubiquitous. For example, the present formulation has applications in continuum mechanics (torsion [12]), electricity (variable condenser design [13,14]), hydraulics [15], drug reduction [16,17], solid propellant rocket motors [18], electromagnetic and acoustical wave guides, conduits commonly used in space vehicles, graphite bricks of gas-cooled nuclear reactors [19][20][21], etc. In all these applications, the results of this work have significant ramifications.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this first case, data from Smith et al [1], Balcerzak and Raynor [2], Dugan [4], and Laura and Susemihl [5] and the analytical expression of Simeza and Yovanovich [7] are compared with the model for the square cylinder with a concentric circular hole. The dimensionless gap spacing, based on the dimensions shown in Fig.…”
Section: Square Cylinder With a Circular Holementioning
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“…The numerical data of Laura and Susemihl [5] and Balcerzak and Raynor [6] and the analytical model of Simeza and Yovanovich [7] are compared with the equivalent circular annulus model for three different polygonal cylinders (N 3, 5, and 10), each containing a centrally located circular hole. The dimensions are defined as shown in Fig.…”
Section: Polygonal Cylinder With a Circular Holementioning
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