Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Numerical Analysis of Turbulent Flow and Heat Transfer Enhancement using V-shaped Grooves Mounted on the Rotary Kiln’s Outer Walls
Rotary kilns have been widely employed in various industrial uses, especially the cement production. This article deals with enhancing the thermal performance of a rotary kiln duct with V-shaped grooves mounted on the outer wall. Four V-shaped grooves with different depths h/D ranging from 0.1 to 0.
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