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Advanced thermal models for improved design of counter flow microchannel heat exchangers
Theoretical models of counter flow microchannel heat exchangers subjected to scaling and secondary effects are developed in this dissertation. The scaling effects studied include axial heat conduction and viscous dissipation, while the secondary effects considered in this dissertation is that of ext
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