Search for dissertations about: "cooling fin heat transfer"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 swedish dissertations containing the words cooling fin heat transfer.
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1. Turbulent Forced Convection Air Cooling of Electronics with Heat Sinks Under Flow Bypass Conditions
Abstract : Air cooling is still the dominant method for dissipating theheat produced by electronic components. In a typical electronicdevice, the components are situated on a Printed Circuit Board(PCB). For most applications natural convection is sufficientto cool the components. READ MORE
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2. Numerical Analysis of Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow in Heat Exchangers with Emphasis on Pin Fin Technology
Abstract : One of the most important industrial processes is heat transfer, carried out by heat exchangers in single and multiphase flow applications. Despite the existence of well-developed theoretical models for different heat transfer mechanisms, the expanding need for industrial applications requiring the design and optimization of heat exchangers, has created a solid demand for experimental work and effort. READ MORE
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3. Numerical Investigation of Some Heat Transfer Topics with Relevance to Gas Turbines
Abstract : The first part of the investigation is related to the heat transfer and fluid flow problem inside ribbed ducts with a square cross section. The typical applications of this problem are in the cooling of gas turbine blades and guiding vanes. The second part is related to application of intercoolers in gas turbine systems. READ MORE
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4. Optimal Pin Fin Heat Exchanger Surface
Abstract : This research presents the results of numerical study of heat transfer and pressure drop in a heat exchanger that is designed with different shape pin fins. The heat exchanger used for this research consists of a rectangular duct fitted with different shape pin fins, and is heated from the lower plate. READ MORE
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5. Numerical Modelling of Some Engineering Heat Transfer Problems
Abstract : Engineering heat transfer problems are very often of a complex nature and most often no analytical solutions exist. One way to create solutions to such problems is to apply numerical methods. This study concerns heat transfer problems with coupled conduction, convection and thermal radiation. READ MORE