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Thermal performance of a lid-driven cavity with a rotating cylinder using encapsulated phase change materials and silica nanofluids
In this study, we numerically investigate the thermal behavior of two types of nanofluids under mixed convection, both subjected to the same operating conditions. One nanofluid contains nanoencapsulated phase change material particles with gallium cores and silica shells (Ga@ SiO2), while the other
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