Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Effect of modifications of auxiliary surface attached to a rectangular vortex generator
Effective surface cooling techniques are in demand by various industries. Such techniques improve system performance and keep it within the safe thermal threshold. Thus, active heat dissipation methods are of utmost importance. One such method involves the use of an extended surface. Extended surfac
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