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An overview of the magnetic field effect on heat transfer and entropy generation in cavities: Application of the second law of thermodynamics and artificial intelligence
The presence of magnetic field results in a reduction in natural convective heat transfer and entropy generation in cavities. The use of nanofluids improves the performance of thermal systems. The present paper discusses the impact of uniform and non-uniform magnetic fields on the second-law perform
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