Local Heat Transfer and Flow Structure on and Above a Dimpled Surface in a Channel

By G. I. Mahmood, M. L. Hill, D. Nelson, Phil Ligrani, H. Moon, B. Glezer. 2000

278 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering

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In Computational Mechanics

1. Kwang‐Yong Kim
2. Y. L. He
3. Wen-Quan Tao
4. Phil Ligrani
5. Dong-Yoon Shin
6. M. Moon

In Mechanical Engineering

1. Kwang‐Yong Kim
2. Wen-Quan Tao
3. Y. L. He
4. Jianfei Zhang
5. Phil Ligrani
6. M. Moon
7. Dong-Yoon Shin

Citations in the corpus

• Heat Transfer Augmentation Technologies for Internal Cooling of Turbine Components of Gas Turbine Engines (2013, background): “[48] study, the ratio of channel height to dimple print diameter is 0.”
• A performance evaluation plot of enhanced heat transfer techniques oriented for energy-saving (2009, background): “N u e /N u 0 spherical,smooth top/dimpled bottom[36] spherical,smooth top/dimpled bottom[33] spherical,smooth top/dimpled bottom[32] tear drop,smooth top/dimpled bottom[36] spherical dimpled top/spherical dimpled bottom [36] teardrop dimpled top/teardrop dimpled bottom [36] spherical dimple/protrusi”
• Shape Optimization of a Dimpled Channel to Enhance Turbulent Heat Transfer (2005, background): “The physical mechanisms for heat transfer augmentation with an array of dimples [ 2 ] are the reattachment of the shear layer that forms across the top of each dimple, the vortex structures and vertical fluid shedding from each individual dimple indentation, and the periodic unsteadiness which is pr”