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Comparative Analysis of Modified Jet Diffuser Geometry for Evaluating the İmpact of Rounded Edges and Chamfered Design on Cooling Efficiency of Electronic Components in Cross Flow and İmpinging Jet
This article investigates the influence of altering the geometry of a jet diffuser and modifying the top corners of electronic components on cooling effectiveness. Computational simulations using the Shear stress transport turbulence model (k-? SST) are conducted. The study considers a cross-flow Re
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