Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Numerical and Experimental Investigations on Performance Evaluation of a Conical Offset Vortex Generator Inserts to Improve Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient
The passive augmentation technique is widely used by researchers from thermal engineering field and it has shown excellent results for convective heat transfer rate. This paper shows the numerical and experimental findings for convective heat transfer characteristics and friction coefficient. Tests
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