Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Performance improvement of a decayed flow heat exchanger using spiral flow and nanofluid
The demand for heat exchangers that have high performance is still a major challenge for the industrial field. In this work, a spiral flow of cold air and a 0.5% volume concentration of the nanoaluminum metal heat exchanger were used to analyze the Taylor vortex that forms in the hot nanofluid Al2O3
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