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Heat transfer intensification of ethylene glycol dispersed with nano alumina in a spiral tube heat exchanger for application in solar thermal systems
The study investigates the heat transfer properties of ethylene glycol-alumina nanofluids in a double-tube spiral coil heat exchanger operating under laminar flow conditions. The present study is related to solar thermal systems and discusses the effects of surface modification of nanomaterials befo
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