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Numerical study of 3d thermal-flow in a scraped surface heat exchanger
This study investigates the thermal and fluid dynamics performance of scraped surface heat exchangers, optimizing key operational parameters to enhance heat transfer efficiency in processing viscous fluids. Using a numerical approach, the effects of blade count, rotational speed, and mass flow rate
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