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Temperature evolution within a solar panel using a cooling source of varying sizes and shapes in the presence of a hybrid nanofluid
A triangle space with a submerged cold cylinder of varying sizes and shapes is the subject of this computational investigation of spontaneous thermal convection. The (Al2O3-Cu-water) hybrid nanofluid fills the triangle space using an aspect ratio and the geometry of the cold source immersed in the s
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