Journal of Thermal Engineering
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The Effect of Cooling on Mechanical and Thermal Stresses in Vascular Structures
Here, we show how the vascular channel configuration and its shape affect the mechanical strength which is simultaneously subjected to heating and mechanical load. The material properties were defined as functions of temperature. The effect of channel cross-section on the coolant mass flow rate, pea
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