Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Experimental Study of Heat Transfer in a Helical Coiled Tube Biomass Fired Rotary Device
The present investigations put forth the development of a novel double wall vented rotary fluid heating device. In this device water used as a process fluid and is heated by the combustion of sugarcane bagasse. The proposed combustion method is found to provide use of more systematic fuel transport
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