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Influence of fin geometry on convection-driven melting of a phase change material
This work investigates the melting of a Phase Change Material (PCM) layer in a rectangular cavity heated from below, where metallic fins are used to enhance heat transfer. The study examines how fin geometry controls melting and natural convection, focusing on sinusoidal wavy fins placed in differen
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