Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Numerical Analyses on the Prediction of Nusselt Numbers for Upward and Downward Flows of Water in a Smooth Pipe: Effects of Buoyancy and Property Variations
In this paper, an artificial neural network (ANN) was employed to analyze and investigate the buoyancy and property variation effects calculating Nusselt numbers during the upward and downward flow of water in a smooth pipe. Available data in the literature (Parlatan et al.) has been used in the ana
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