Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Comparative study of fin shapes for thermal efficiency in heat sinks under free and forced convection
This paper compares different studies to show how various fin shapes affect the thermal performance of heatsinks in both free and forced convection heat transfer modes, which are vital for heat dissipation in electronic and industrial systems. Numerical analysis was conducted to assess the cooling e
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