Experimental verification of the role of Brinkman number in microchannels using local parameters
By C. Tso, S. Mahulikar. 2000
163 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Mechanical Engineering
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In Mechanical Engineering
- Satish G. Kandlikar
- E. Pogrebnyak
- Gad Hetsroni
- A. Mosyak
- L. P. Yarin
- Gian Luca Morini
- Z. Segal
- Clement Kleinstreuer
Citations in the corpus
- Heat transfer in micro-channels: Comparison of experiments with theory and numerical results (2005, methodology): “It should be also noted that evaluation of the role of the Brinkman number performed by Tso and Mahulikar [25–27] was based on the experiments that were carried out under some specific conditions (the heat transfer characteristics were found to be affected by the channel geometry, axial heat conduct”
- Scaling Effects for Liquid Flows in Microchannels (2006, methodology): “Tso and Mahulikar [13, 14] conducted a theoretical and experimental analysis of circular microchannels, taking into account the effect of the viscous dissipation by means of the Brinkman number.”
- Effect of axial conduction on the heat transfer in micro-channels (2004, methodology): “On the other hand, there is a significant difference between experimental measured Nusselt numbers by Tso and Mahulikar [12] and calculations carried out by Herwig and Hausner [18], with flow and thermal boundary conditions of the experiments in [12].”
- Viscous dissipation effects in microtubes and microchannels (2004, background): “Keywords: Viscous dissipation; Microchannel; Microtube; Computational analyses; Dimensionless groups; Temperature distributions; Friction factor”
- Laminar mixing, heat transfer and pressure drop in tree-like microchannel nets and their application for thermal management in polymer electrolyte fuel cells (2004, background): “Possible reasons for the measured deviations are discussed and investigated in the literature [25–33]: measurement inaccuracy at the micro-scales, high relative surface roughness at the channel walls, the electric double-layer (EDL) effect, viscous heating, and slip-flow for gases at high Knudsen nu”