Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Experimental Analysis of Heat Transfer Characteristics using Ultrasonic Acoustic Waves
In this experimental work, heat transfer intensification using ultrasonic waves was investigated. A heat source, consisting in a parallelepiped aluminum block in which two electrical heating cartridges of 160 W each were mounted to heat four liters of distilled water contained in a tank made of Plex
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