Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Nonlinear heat transfer analysis of straight fins with temperature-dependent parameters using the finite volume method
This study develops a reliable finite-volume model, implemented in Python, to analyze nonlinear convective–radiative heat transfer in straight fins with nonuniform cross-sections and temperature-dependent properties, which are important in heat exchangers. The one-dimensional steady-state nonlinear
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