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Experimental Investigation for Heat Transfer Augmentation Method of Jet Impingement Using a Fluid of Different Concentrations of Water and Ethylene Glycol (EG)
In the modern world, with rapid inventions in microscale electronics, devices suffers undesirable internal heat generation and, due to their tiny shapes, undergo large heat flux conditions. This emphasizes the development of effective and efficient heat dissipation methods to boost their performance
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