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Graduate How to analyze heat transfer effects of viscoelastic fluids
why the researchers are taking Prandtl number of gases and water during the heat transfer analysis of viscoelastic fluids ?- Idrees Afridi
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Graduate How to analyze heat transfer effects of viscoelastic fluids
Greetings: the heat transfer analysis of viscoelastic fluid in a circular duct or curved circular duct has been investigated by many researchers and they are taking different Prandtl number without any justification. kindly check the link below and specially see the fig 3 in which the author...- Idrees Afridi
- Post #7
- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Graduate How to analyze heat transfer effects of viscoelastic fluids
boneh3ad.. kindly give me some examples of viscoelastic fuids with Prandtl numbers..- Idrees Afridi
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Graduate How to analyze heat transfer effects of viscoelastic fluids
But gasses are also not viscoelastic fluids then why they are using Prandtl number of gasses .- Idrees Afridi
- Post #3
- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Graduate How to analyze heat transfer effects of viscoelastic fluids
n the heat transfer analysis of boundary layer flow of viscoelastic fluids many researchers see the variation of temperature of fluid inside the boundary layer with Prandtl number, for which they use prandtl number 0.7, 2 , 3, 4 .. This is what generally the researchers do.. Currently i am...- Idrees Afridi
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- Effects Fluids Heat Heat transfer
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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When are the Navier Stokes equations invalid?
If i want to discuss the thermal behaviour of viscoelastic fluid then kindly suggest me a suitable Prandtl number . For which i have a justification that why i am taking this Prandtl number ?- Idrees Afridi
- Post #13
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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When are the Navier Stokes equations invalid?
Professor thanks... but by taking Pr =0.7 means v r talking about air ... is ve take a air as viscoelastic fluid...- Idrees Afridi
- Post #12
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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When are the Navier Stokes equations invalid?
Respected professor i just want to know the examples of viscoelastic fluids with the values of Prandtl number . I saw a lot of articles , where viscoelastic fluids are used with Prandtl number 0.7 , 1 and 3 etc . which are shocking for me because these Prandtl numbers are for air and water and...- Idrees Afridi
- Post #10
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Graduate Temperature gradient vs thermal boundary layer thickness
thanks a lot .i got my point ,, stay blessed- Idrees Afridi
- Post #9
- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Graduate Temperature gradient vs thermal boundary layer thickness
thanx to guide me but i must ask one thing more that what type of equilibrium u mean ? does it make sense physically ? if yes then how?- Idrees Afridi
- Post #7
- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Graduate Temperature gradient vs thermal boundary layer thickness
currently i am working on momentum and thermal boundary layer so i have few more questions.. i): why the shape of thermal and velocity boundary layer is parabolic? ii):why the thickness of these boundary layers increasing as we move from the leading edge of the flat plate? iii):why the thermal...- Idrees Afridi
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Graduate Temperature gradient vs thermal boundary layer thickness
I got the point. thanks a lot- Idrees Afridi
- Post #3
- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Graduate Temperature gradient vs thermal boundary layer thickness
what does the relation between the temperature gradient inside the thermal boundary and thermal boundary layer thickness i mean what will be the temperature gradient ( high or low) when the thermal boundary layer is thick relative to the thin one? Kindly explain mathematically and physically as...- Idrees Afridi
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- Boundary Boundary layer Gradient Temperature Temperature gradient Thermal Thickness
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- Forum: Thermodynamics