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Numerical Study of Milk Fouling Thickness in the Channel of Plate Heat Exchanger
Fouling phenomenon remains at the forefront of problems that concern manufacturers using heat exchangers. Despite the large number of studies carried out, the mechanism and the evolution of this phenomenon remain poorly understood. In the dairy industry, fouling is a very important parameter seen as
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