Heat transfer using nanofluids

Bhanvase, Bharat A.; Barai, Divya P.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-821955-3.00008-x

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“…This idea was initially revealed by Choi et al 11,12 Due to superior thermal properties, nanofluids have numerous applications in heat transfer related devices, boiling heat transfer, solar thermal systems, convective heat transfer as well as condensation and evaporation. 13 Nanofluids with stable suspension of nanoparticles in base fluid have a great prospect to meet the modern requirements of innovative thermal, industrial, and cooling technology. 14 Buongiorno 15 gives accomplished advanced concept on nanomaterials heat conduction augmentation.…”

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Melting aspects in flow of second grade nanomaterial with homogeneous–heterogeneous reactions and irreversibility phenomenon: A residual error analysis

Alzahrani

Khan

2022

Progress in Reaction Kinetics and Mechanism

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Here, we scrutinize the entropy analysis in magnetohydrodynamic flow of second-grade nanomaterials with melting effect subject to stretchable bended surface. Heat attribution is modeled through first law of thermodynamics with radiation effect. Major physical effect of random and thermophoretic motion is also addressed. Feature of irreversibility (entropy rate) analysis is also discussed. Isothermal cubic autocatalyses chemical reaction at catalytic surface is discussed. Nonlinear dimensionless differential system is developed through adequate transformation. Optimal homeotypic analysis method (OHAM) is employed to construct convergent solution. Influence of physical variables on entropy rate, fluid flow, concentration, and thermal field is discussed. An augmentation in fluid flow is noticed through curvature variable, while reverse effect holds for magnetic variable. A reverse effect holds for fluid flow and thermal field through melting variable. Entropy analysis is augmented with variation in melting variable. Reduction occurs in concentration through thermophoretic variable, while an opposite effect holds for thermal field. An increment in melting variable leads to reduced concentration. Larger estimation of radiation variable improves entropy analysis.

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