Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Nanoparticle - PCM melting performance in a finned square enclosure with differentially heated walls: a numerical study
Phase change materials are widely used in thermal energy storage systems because of their high latent heat capacity and near-isothermal heat exchange characteristics. This study presents a numerical investigation of the melting performance of paraffin-wax-based phase-change material (PCM) enhanced b
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