An experimental and theoretical investigation on heat transfer capability of Mg (OH)2/MWCNT-engine oil hybrid nano-lubricant adopted as a coolant and lubricant fluid

An experimental and theoretical investigation on the effects of adding hybrid nanoparticles on heat transfer efficiency and pumping power of an oil-based nanofluid as a coolant fluid

“…However, they reported that for internal turbulent flow, the solid concentrations of 1 % and 1.5 % are the only exceptions. There are also some more research which investigated the heat transfer capability of different nanofluids [24][25][26] Based on the published reports on thermophysical properties of oil-based nanofluids, it can be concluded that adding nanoparticles leads to enhance the thermal properties of the base fluids.…”

A Brief Survey of Preparation and Heat Transfer Enhancement of Hybrid Nanofluids

“…The use of mono-nanofluids to increase cooling efficiency in various energy applications plays a vital role in obtaining optimal design along with significant improvement in operation systems, which can have great impact on thermal applications, leading to magnificent performance in system by using mono nanofluids such as heat exchangers [63], heat pipes [64], cooling electronic devices [65] and [66], and automotive cooling system [67] and [68].…”

“…To improve engine oil as a coolant and lubricant fluid, Asadi et al [68] added Mg (OH) 2 /MWCNT to engine oil. Their results showed an increase in viscosity and thermal conductivity with a rise in nanomaterials concentration.…”

Magnetohydrodynamics convection in nanofluids‐filled cavities: A review

“…However, technical limitations in that era constrained realizing such an idea. Generally, NF extraordinary thermophysical properties have been proved through different studies compared to the conventional heat transfer fluids …”