Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Physical Effects of Variable Fluid Properties on Gaseous Slip-Flow Through A Micro-Channel Heat Sink
Physical effects induced in micro-convective gaseous slip-flow due to variation in fluid properties are numerically examined in this paper. The problem is particularly simulated for slip-flow through a micro-channel heat sink (MCHS) having constant heat flux supplied from the wall under hydrodynamic
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