Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Effect of Flow Structure on Heat Transfer in Compact Heat Exchanger by using Finite Thickness Winglet at Acute Angle
Longitudinal vortex generation is a well known passive technique for thinning the thermal boundary layer and hence enhancing the heat transfer, but its performance while considering the thickness is essentially unknown. In this study, a single triangular shaped winglet type vortex generator having f
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