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Macroscale vortex impingement at a porous-fluid interface induces local heat-transfer enhancement
Externally generated wakes can impinge on porous layers in several practical heat transfer applications. However, the transport of these macroscale vortices and their resulting influence on heat transfer in the porous layer remain unknown. In this paper, two-dimensional pore-resolved simulations are
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