Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Combined Effect of Upstream Ramp and Effusion Cooling in Combustion Chamber Liners of Gas Turbine
Effusion cooling technique is a highly efficient cooling method used to reduce the thermal stresses of combustion chamber liners in a gas turbine engine. The present study focuses on enhancing the adiabatic effectiveness of effusion cooling. The computational investigations are carried out using COM
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