Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Brownian Motion Models Effect on the Nanofluid Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer in the Natural, Mixed, and Forced Convection
In this research, the effect of different models of thermal conductivity and dynamic viscosity has been investigated by considering the effect of Brownian motion of nanoparticles on the flow field and heat transfer of nanofluids. This study was performed numerically in a square cavity with water/alu
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