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Experimental study of the heat transfer coefficient of an automobile radiator using alumina & titania based nanofluids as coolants
Better engine cooling capability remains a desperate challenge in automotive heat management, as traditional water–ethylene glycol coolants regularly manifest limited heat transfer potential. This work investigates the improvement of radiator operation using alumina and titania-based nanofluids as a
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