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Impact of Air Flow, Temperature Distribution, and Heat Transmission in a Refrigerator Compartment with and without Shelves: A Numerical Approach
This study explores the impact of shelf configurations on airflow, temperature distribution, and heat transfer within a refrigerator’s compartment, aiming to optimize natural convection for enhanced energy efficiency and preservation. This analysis assumes a steady-state and laminar air flow to main
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