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Nanofluids for Heat and Mass Transfer
Fundamentals, Sustainable Manufacturing and Applications
A single source for all AQUATOX applications that includes basic equations and implementation examples in various aquatic habitats
Bharat Bhanvase (Author), Divya Barai (Author)
9780128219553, Elsevier Science
Paperback, published 30 April 2021
460 pages, Approx. 300 illustrations
22.9 x 15.1 x 2.9 cm, 0.75 kg
Nanofluids for Heat and Mass Transfer: Fundamentals, Sustainable Manufacturing and Applications presents the latest on the performance of nanofluids in heat transfer systems. Dr. Bharat Bhanvase investigates characterization techniques and the various properties of nanofluids to analyze their efficiency and abilities in a variety of settings. The book moves through a presentation of the fundamentals of synthesis and nanofluid characterization to various properties and applications. Aimed at academics and researchers focused on heat transfer in energy and engineering disciplines, this book considers sustainable manufacturing processes within newer energy harvesting technologies to serve as an authoritative and well-rounded reference.
Section I: Introduction to Nanofluids for heat and mass transfer: Fundamentals and Synthesis1. Introduction to Nanofluids2. Lab-scale synthesis and scale up challenges3. Stability of Nanofluids Section II: Properties of Nanofluids for heat and mass transfer: Fundamentals and Methods4. Thermophysical Properties of nanofluids5. Electrical, optical and tribological properties of the nanofluids Section III: Theoretical Aspects of Nanofluids for heat and mass transfer6. Physical models for computational studies7. Computational studies on nanofluid based systems8. Actual vs. theoretical behaviour of nanofluids Section IV: Heat and Mass Transfer using Nanofluids: Fundamentals, Applications and Challenges9. Heat Transfer using Nanofluids10. Heat transfer applications of nanofluids11. Mass transfer applications of nanofluids12. Other applications of nanofluids
Subject Areas: Energy technology & engineering [TH], Thermodynamics & heat [PHH]