Assessment of Relevant Physical Phenomena Controlling Thermal Performance of Nanofluids
This paper provides an overview of the important physical phenomena necessary for the determination of effective thermal conductivity of nanofluids. Through an investigation, a large degree of randomness and scatter has been observed in the experimental data published in the open literature. Given t...
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| description | This paper provides an overview of the important physical phenomena necessary for the determination of effective thermal conductivity of nanofluids. Through an investigation, a large degree of randomness and scatter has been observed in the experimental data published in the open literature. Given the inconsistency in these data, it is impossible to develop a comprehensive physical-based model that can predict all the trends. This also points out the need for a systematic approach in both experimental and theoretical studies. Upper and lower bounds are developed for steady-state conduction in stationary nanofluids. Comparisons between these bounds and the experimental data indicate that all the data (except for carbon nanotube data) lie between the lower and upper bounds. |
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