Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Effect of Viscosity on Entropy Generation for Laminar Flow in Helical Pipes
Entropy generation for fully developed laminar flow in a helical pipe carrying high viscous fluid under constant temperature boundary condition is investigated analytically. This work focusses on geometrical, fluid and thermal aspects and their influence on irreversibilities in helical coils. The ef
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