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Experimental Effect of Inclination on the Process of Melting Paraffin in a Square Cavity
Phase change material (PCM) is a promising strategy for reducing energy consumption in various applications. Among the large number of PCMs studied in the literature, paraffin is considered to be promising for latent heat thermal energy storage LHTES due to its appropriate thermal properties and the
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