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Heat Transfer Characteristics of Propylene Glycol/Water Based Magnesium Oxide Nanofluid Flowing through Straight Tubes and Helical Coils
Forced convective heat transfer studies on glycol based magnesium oxide nanofluids flowing through straight tubes and helical coils under laminar flow and constant wall temperature conditions have been conducted. Propylene glycol – water mixture (60:40 by wt.%) was used as the base fluid and nanoflu
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