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Nanofluid Heat Transfer

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  • Produktbild: Nanofluid Heat Transfer
  • Preface xv

    Acknowledgements xvii

    List of Contributors xix

    1 Introduction to Nanofluids 1
    K. Manjula

    1.1 General Introduction to Nanofluid 2

    1.2 Origin of Nanofluids 2

    1.3 Principles of Nanofluids 3

    1.4 Synthesis of Nanofluids 8

    1.4.1 Heat Transfer Performance of Nanofluid 11

    1.5 Properties of Nanofluids 16

    1.5.1 Optical Qualities of Nanofluids 17

    1.5.2 Thermal Properties of Nanofluids 20

    1.5.3 Nanofluid Medical Approaches 25

    1.6 Applications of Nanofluids 26

    1.7 Conclusions 27

    References 28

    2 Nanofluid Technology: Fundamentals, Properties, and Engineering Applications 31
    Ankur Kumar Sarma, Dipak Sarma and Sunmoni Mudoi

    2.1 Overview 31

    2.2 Methods of Preparation of Nanofluid 33

    2.3 Classification of Nanofluids 34

    2.3.1 Based on Types of Nanoparticles 34

    2.3.2 Based on Base Fluids 36

    2.3.3 Based on One-Phase and Two-Phase Models 37

    2.3.4 Based on Nanoparticle Shape 37

    2.3.5 Based on Dispersion Stability 38

    2.3.6 Based on Functionalization or Cooling 38

    2.4 Methods of Stabilization of Nanofluid 39

    2.5 Properties of Nanofluids 40

    2.6 Applications of Nanofluids 42

    2.7 Advantages of Nanofluids 43

    2.8 Disadvantages of Nanofluids 44

    2.9 Future Outlook 45

    2.10 Conclusion 46

    References 46

    3 Fundamentals of Heat Transfer 49
    Abhijit Pattnayak and Krishna Priyadarshini Das

    3.1 Introduction 49

    3.2 Primary Modes of Heat Transfer 51

    3.2.1 Conduction 51

    3.2.1.1 Heat Conduction through a Composite Wall 53

    3.2.2 Convection 54

    3.2.3 Generalized Heat Transfer Equation 55

    3.2.4 Radiation 56

    3.2.4.1 Black Body and Related Terms 57

    3.2.5 Heat Transfer in Nanofluids 57

    3.2.6 Case Studies in Recent Years 60

    3.2.7 Challenges in Nanofluids 62

    3.3 Summary 64

    References 64

    4 Thermophysical Properties of Nanofluid 67
    Atul Bhattad and Mohamed M. Awad

    Nomenclature 67

    Abbreviations 68

    Greek Letters 68

    Subscripts 69

    4.1 Introduction 69

    4.2 Thermal Conductivity of Nanofluid 69

    4.2.1 Thermal Conductivity Measurement Device 70

    4.2.2 Thermal Conductivity Correlations 70

    4.3 Viscosity of Nanofluid 73

    4.3.1 Viscosity Measurement Device 73

    4.3.2 Viscosity Correlations 74

    4.4 Density of Nanofluid 76

    4.4.1 Density Measurement Device 77

    4.4.2 Density Correlations 78

    4.5 Specific Heat of Nanofluid 78

    4.5.1 Specific Heat Measurement Device 79

    4.5.2 Specific Heat Correlations 79

    4.6 Important Findings with Explanations 79

    4.7 Applications, Benefits, and Drawbacks 83

    4.8 Highlights 85

    References 85

    5 Preparation and Stability of Nanofluids 89
    Atul Bhattad and Mohamed M. Awad

    Nomenclature 89

    Abbreviation 90

    Greek Letter 90

    Subscripts 90

    5.1 Introduction 91

    5.2 Nanofluid Preparation 91

    5.3 Nanofluid Characterization 95

    5.4 Nanofluid Stability 95

    5.5 Important Findings 96

    5.6 Highlights 101

    References 102

    6 Thermophysical Characteristics and Analysis of Nanofluids 107
    R. Gangadevi and S. Senthil Raja

    Nomenclature 108

    Subscript 108

    6.1 Introduction 108

    6.2 Bibliometric Analysis 111

    6.3 Nanofluid Thermal Conductivity 113

    6.3.1 Steady-State Thermal Conductivity Measurement Technique 114

    6.3.1.1 Guarded Hot Plate Method 114

    6.3.1.2 Merits of GHP Method 116

    6.3.1.3 Demerits of GHP Method 116

    6.3.2 Transient Thermal Conductivity Measurement Technique 116

    6.3.2.1 Transient Hot Wire Method 116

    6.3.3 Numerical Models of Thermal Conductivity Analysis 119

    6.4 Nanofluid Viscosity Measurement 120

    6.4.1 Numerical Models for Viscosity Analysis 124

    6.5 Specific Heat Capacity 124

    6.6 Conclusions 127

    References 128

    7 Advanced Nanofluids for Efficient Electronics Cooling 133
    Rashi Bhargava, Ankit Agrawal and Kanchan Bhardwaj

    7.1 Introduction 134

    7.2 Importance of Electronics Cooling 135

    7.3 Challenges in Traditional Cooling Methods 137

    7.4 Thermal Properties of Nanofluids 137

    7.5 Applications of Nanofluids in Electronics Cooling 140

    7.6 Advantages of Nanofluids in Electronics Cooling 141

    7.7 Challenges and Considerations 142

    7.8 Future Prospects and Research Directions 144

    7.9 Conclusion 146

    References 147

    8 Arrhenius Kinetics in Ternary Hybrid Nanofluid Flow 149
    Nagendramma, V. and Kavya, S.

    Nomenclature 150

    Subscripts 151

    8.1 Introduction 152

    8.2 Modeling of the Physical Problem 153

    8.3 Problem Solution 159

    8.3.1 Numerical Methodology 159

    8.3.2 Numerical Validation 164

    8.4 Graphical Discussion and Outcomes 165

    8.5 Conclusion 176

    References 177

    9 Two-Phase Fluid Flow Over a Stretching Sheet 179
    Aswin Kumar Rauta

    Nomenclature 180

    9.1 Introduction 181

    9.1.1 Novelty of the Study 183

    9.2 Geometry of the Problem and Flow Analysis 184

    9.3 Governing Differential Equations 185

    9.4 Solution Procedure 190

    9.5 Interpretation of the Results 191

    9.6 Summary of the Study 197

    References 198

    10 MHD Flow of Burgers' Fluid with Nanoparticles 201
    V. Nagendramma

    10.1 Introduction 201

    10.2 Non-Newtonian Burgers' Fluid Rheological Model 204

    10.3 Mathematical Formulation 204

    10.4 Method of Solution 206

    10.5 Results and Discussion 208

    10.6 Conclusions 214

    References 225

    11 Computational Modeling of Blood-Based Tetrahybrid Nanofluid 229
    Bhagyashri Patgiri and Neelav Sarma

    Nomenclature 230

    11.1 Introduction 231

    11.2 Mathematical Formulation 234

    11.3 Fluid Characteristics 236

    11.3.1 Thermophysical Properties 236

    11.3.2 Thermophysical Relationships 237

    11.4 Dimensionless Transformation 239

    11.5 Engineering Optimization Metrics 240

    11.6 Results and Discussion 241

    11.7 Conclusion 247

    References 247

    12 Nanofluid Heat Exchangers 253
    Atul Bhattad and Mohamed M. Awad

    Nomenclature 254

    Abbreviations 254

    Greek Letters 255

    Subscripts 255

    12.1 Introduction 255

    12.2 Test Setup and Procedure 256

    12.3 Data Analyses 258

    12.4 Results and Discussion 261

    12.5 Limitations and Challenges of Hybrid Nanofluids 267

    12.6 Highlights 268

    References 269

    13 Entropy Analysis of Yamada-Ota Model-Based Ree-Eyring Nanofluid Flow 271
    Tusar Kanti Das, Jintu Mani Nath and Mulinti Vinodkumar Reddy

    Nomenclature 272

    Greek Symbols 272

    13.1 Introduction 272

    13.2 Mathematical Problem 275

    13.3 Methodology 279

    13.4 Validation 280

    13.5 Results and Discussion 280

    13.6 Conclusions 288

    References 289

    14 Innovations in Industrial Nanofluid Heat Transfer 293
    Tayyaba Akhtar, Muhammad Abid and Mohamed M. Awad

    14.1 Introduction 294

    14.2 Advancements in Nanoparticle Selection 295

    14.2.1 Diverse Nanoparticle Types 295

    14.2.1.1 Metallic Nanoparticles 296

    14.2.1.2 Nonmetallic Nanoparticles 298

    14.2.2 Impact of Particle Size and Shape 300

    14.3 Enhanced Base Fluids and Formulations 301

    14.3.1 Selection of Base Fluids 301

    14.3.2 Hybrid Nanofluids 302

    14.4 Improved Heat Transfer Mechanisms 302

    14.5 Practical Challenges in Implementation 303

    14.6 Industrial Applications 304

    14.6.1 Electronics Cooling 305

    14.6.2 Automotive Industry 305

    14.7 Case Studies on Successful Industrial Implementations 306

    14.7.1 Enhancing Thermal Management in High-Performance Computing 306

    14.7.2 Optimizing Engine Cooling with Hybrid Nanofluids 307

    14.7.3 Improving Efficiency in Solar PV/T Systems 308

    14.7.4 Enhancing Heat Exchangers in Thermal Power Plants 309

    14.7.5 Conclusion of Case Studies 309

    14.8 Computational and Simulation Approaches in Nanofluid Research 310

    14.8.1 Computational Fluid Dynamics: Modeling Flow and Heat Transfer 310

    14.8.2 Molecular Dynamics Simulations: Understanding Nanoparticle Behavior 311

    14.8.3 Hybrid Modeling Approaches: Combining Techniques for Improved Accuracy 311

    14.8.4 Machine Learning and Data-Driven Modeling in Nanofluid Research 312

    14.8.5 Conclusion of Computational and Simulation Approaches 312

    14.9 Future Directions 313

    14.10 Conclusion 314

    References 314

    15 Radiative Heat Transfer in Nanofluids 319
    Abdulhalim Musa Abubakar, Issam Ferhoune, E.M. Mansour and Wisdom Chukwuemeke Ulakpa

    15.1 Introduction 320

    15.2 Radiative Properties of Conventional Fluids 323

    15.3 Nanofluids: Composition and Properties 327

    15.3.1 Definition and Types of Nanofluids 327

    15.3.2 Influence of Nanoparticle Dispersion on Fluid Properties 330

    15.4 Mechanisms of Radiative Heat Transfer in Nanofluids 331

    15.5 Computational Modeling of Radiative Transfer in Nanofluids 337

    15.5.1 Numerical Methods for Radiative Transfer in Nanofluids 337

    15.5.2 Integration of Computational Models with Experimental Data 338

    15.6 Experimental Studies on Radiative Heat Transfer in Nanofluids 341

    15.7 Applications of Radiative Heat Transfer in Nanofluids 344

    15.7.1 Energy Systems and Thermal Management 345

    15.7.2 Cooling Technologies and Industrial Processes 345

    15.7.3 Emerging Applications in Advanced Technologies 346

    15.8 Opportunities for Advancing Nanofluid Technologies 347

    15.8.1 Famous Research Impediments Reported 348

    15.9 Conclusion 348

    References 349

    16 Thermal Radiation, Chemical Reaction, and Dufour Effects in Nanofluids 375
    Dibya Jyoti Saikia, Puja Haloi and Nazibuddin Ahmed

    16.1 Introduction 375

    16.2 Mathematical Formulation 377

    16.3 Solution of the Flow Issue 382

    16.3.1 Skin Friction 384

    16.3.2 Nusselt Number 384

    16.3.3 Sherwood Number 385

    16.4 Results and Discussion 385

    16.5 Conclusion 393

    References 394

    17 Bioconvective Flow of Casson Nanofluid 397
    Sanjalee Maheshwari, Ankita Bisht and Amit Sharma

    17.1 Introduction 398

    17.2 Mathematical Modeling 401

    17.3 Solution Methodology 404

    17.4 Outcomes and Discussion 405

    17.5 Concluding Remarks 410

    References 411

    18 Heat Transfer Examination of an Unsteady Radiating Non-Newtonian Flow Conveying Different Nanoparticles Over a Permeable Elongating Sheet 413
    Abderrahim Wakif

    18.1 Introduction 413

    18.2 Mathematical Formulation 414

    18.3 Numerical Procedure and Accuracy of Results 421

    18.4 Results and Discussion 426

    18.5 Final Outcomes 434

    Acknowledgements 435

    References 435

    19 Advanced Stochastic Modeling of Ternary Nanofluid Flow Over Rotating Parallel Plates 437
    G.K. Ramesh, J.K. Madhukesh and Umair Khan

    19.1 Introduction 438

    19.2 Research Methodology 441

    19.2.1 Thermophysical Properties 445

    19.2.2 Numerical Scheme 446

    19.3 Results and Discussion 448

    19.3.1 Analysis of Results 448

    19.3.2 Discussion and Justification of Results 450

    19.4 ANN Modeling 451

    19.5 Final Remarks 460

    References 460

    About the Editors 463

    Index 465