Journal of Thermal Engineering
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A CFD Investigation of the Design Variables Affecting the Performance of Finned-tube Heat Exchangers
A wide variety of heating and cooling applications use heat exchangers. The increase in energy prices, the requirement for size reduction, and restriction on greenhouse gas emissions has led to the need for finding ways to develop efficient heat exchangers. A cost-efficient way to enhance the model
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