Heat transfer in rectangular channels with transverse and V-shaped broken ribs
By G. Tanda. 2004
325 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering
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In Computational Mechanics
- C. Thianpong
- P. Promvonge
- S. Skullong
- S. Kwankaomeng
- S. Tamna
- Kishor Kulkarni
- A. Afzal
- Flaviana Calignano
In Mechanical Engineering
- C. Thianpong
- P. Promvonge
- S. Skullong
- S. Kwankaomeng
- S. Tamna
- A. Afzal
- Kishor Kulkarni
- Flaviana Calignano
Citations in the corpus
- Rough surfaces with enhanced heat transfer for electronics cooling by direct metal laser sintering (2014, background): “For instance, in such a category, we may include ribs [18, 19, 20]”
- Numerical heat transfer study of turbulent square-duct flow through inline V-shaped discrete ribs (2011, background): “Tanda [7] studied the thermal and flow behaviors in a channel with V-shaped continuous and broken ribs and found that the V-broken ribs give higher thermal performance than the continuous ribs.”
- Heat transfer behaviors in a solar air heater channel with multiple V-baffle vortex generators (2014, methodology): “According to the field synergy principle by Tao and He (2002), Wu and Tao (2007) and Liu and Liu (2009), the better the synergy between velocity field and temperature field is, the higher the heat transfer augmentation will be at the same boundary conditions of the”
- Multi-objective optimization of solar air heater with obstacles on absorber plate (2015, methodology): “Several investigations have been performed involving heat transfer enhancement inside SAHs using different shapes of obstacles such as metal mesh, a wedge shape, a V-shape, rectangular-shaped ribs attached to the absorber plate, and geometrical configurations (Saini and Saini, 1997; Bhagoria et al.,”
- Heat transfer and pressure drop in a channel with multiple 60° V-baffles ☆ (2010, background): “Tanda [8] examined the effect of transverse, angled ribs, discrete, angled discrete ribs, V-shaped, V-shaped broken and parallel broken ribs on heat transfer and friction.”