Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Computational investigations of perforated annular fins under natural convection heat transfer
The cylindrical shape of objects has always been preferred by thermal engineers as a means of transferring heat, owing to their compact design and high surface-to-volume ratio. Additionally, fins were commonly used over the surface of a cylinder to enhance heat transfer even further by providing a l
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