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Magnetic Field Effect on the Heat Transfer in a Nanofluid Filled Lid Driven Cavity with Joule Heating
In this paper, the effects of magnetic field, Joule heating and volumetric heat generation on the heat transfer and fluid flow in a Cu-Water nanofluid filled lid driven cavity using enhanced streamfunction–velocity method are investigated. The cavity is heated by a uniform volumetric heat density an
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