Journal of Thermal Engineering
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An Enhancement of Double Pipe Heat Exchanger Performance at a Constant Wall Temperature Using a Nanofluid of Iron Oxide and Refrigerant Vapor
This study reports on experimentally enhancing the performance of a concentric double pipe heat exchanger using nanofluid and refrigerant vapor under constant wall temperature conditions. Ferro-nanoparticles with diameters of 80 nm are distributed in distilled water with volume concentrations of 0.1
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