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Investigating the Viscosity-Pressure Drop Trade-Off and Hydrodynamic Penalties in Nanofluid-Enhanced Cooling Loops
This research explores the non-linear thermofluidic trade-offs in a thermal management loop for solid-state thermoelectric cooling (TEC) applications in the presence of nanoparticles. Although nanofluids convey a significant advantage in the convective heat transfer, the presence of a signif
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