... the same flow rate. Studies of flow cooling in simple geometries indicate that there is a benefit to using nanofluids, but it is difficult to justify extending these results to the far more complicated geometries. Moreover, with the variability of property measurements found in literature, it is possible...

...S. H. Anilkumar; Biju T. Kuzhiveli A two-dimensional single-phase natural convective heat transfer in a cavity with centrally located thin partition utilizing nanofluids has been numerically analyzed. The nanofluid used, which is composed of aluminum nanoparticles in suspension of Benzene...

... at the critical heat flux of 961 kW / m 2 , 611 kW / m 2 , and 508 kW / m 2 , respectively. It was also observed that the enhancement factor was higher for lower heat fluxes, which decrease for higher heat fluxes. And also, the heat transfer coefficient enhancement in the water-CNT-surfactant nanofluids of 0.25...