Joule heating in low-voltage electroosmotic with electrolyte containing nano-bubble mixtures through microchannel rectangular orifice

Jamalabadi, Mohammad Yaghoub Abdollahzadeh

doi:10.1016/j.cherd.2015.07.015

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“…The experimental set-ups and surfactants presented in Table 1 uses an electric field to manipulate the fluid flow. As a consequence, the liquid temperature increases due to Joule heating as current passes through the electrolyte solution [14]. This could result in a temperature gradient, both in the cross-stream and axial directions, causing non-uniform fluid properties.…”

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Procedures used in electrokinetic investigations of surfactant-laden interfaces, liquid films and foam system

Sheik

Montazersadgh

Starov

et al. 2018

Current Opinion in Colloid & Interface Science

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Section: Accepted Manuscriptmentioning

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Procedures used in electrokinetic investigations of surfactant-laden interfaces, liquid films and foam system

Sheik

Montazersadgh

Starov

et al. 2018

Current Opinion in Colloid & Interface Science

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“…Huge warmth loads must be carried far from the reactor and towards the power age framework in a quick, proficient and dependable way, to guarantee the safe and economic activity of the combination control plant. High warmth motion parts [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10], for example the diverter, are required to produce very high warmth loads. Consequently, propelled cooling strategies must be utilized to guarantee operational unwavering quality and life span [4].…”

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Magnetohydrodynamic and Nanoparticle Effects in Vertical Annular Subcooled Flow Boiling

Jamalabadi

2019

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The control of heated fluid is of interest in many fields of engineering, such as boiler and heat exchanger design. The broken symmetry of a thermo-physical system within a multi-sized media could be used to control its physical characteristics. In the current study, the effects of magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) forces and nanoparticles on boiling in a subcooled region inside an upright annular pipe have been investigated. The effect of magneto hydrodynamics on the base fluid (liquid water) was measured, and different nanoparticle concentrations were employed as the working fluids. The magnetic field perpendicular to fluid flow is used to control the liquid water and vapor water phase motion. The governing equation of motion and conservation of energy in both phases is solved with the aid of correlation for vaporization and condensation of nucleate boiling on the wall. The results of the mathematical simulation are in suitable agreement with the results of previous experiments. As associated with pure water, the results with dilute Nanofluids presented that the application of nanoparticles homogenized the temperature difference through the fluid and vapor phase. The results show that the MHD controller is a powerful method to decrease the amplitude of the vaporization and resulted in oscillations.

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“…In the past few years, the study of nanostructured effect on heat transfer enhancement has already drawn great attentions because of its potentially wide applications in a many fields, such as small device cooling technology [1][2][3][4][5], water treatment [6], and nanomaterials fabrication [7][8][9]. A large number of research papers can be found in the literature.…”

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Hybrid Atomistic-Continuum Simulation of Nanostructure Defect-Induced Bubble Growth

Mao

Zhang

Chen

et al. 2017

Journal of Heat Transfer

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Effects of nanostructured defects of a copper solid surface on bubble growth in liquid argon have been investigated through a hybrid atomistic-continuum (HAC) method. The same solid surfaces with five different nanostructures, namely, wedge defect, deep rectangular defect (R-I), shallow rectangular defect (R-II), small rectangular defect (R-III), and no defect were modeled at the molecular level. Liquid argon was placed on top of hot solid copper with a superheat of 30 K after equilibration was achieved with computational fluid dynamics–molecular dynamic (CFD–MD) coupled simulation. Phase change of argon on five nanostructures has been observed and analyzed accordingly. The results showed that the solid surface with wedge defect tends to induce a nanobubble more easily than the others, and the larger the size of the defect, the easier it is for the bubble to generate.

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Joule heating in low-voltage electroosmotic with electrolyte containing nano-bubble mixtures through microchannel rectangular orifice

Cited by 18 publications

References 61 publications

Procedures used in electrokinetic investigations of surfactant-laden interfaces, liquid films and foam system

Procedures used in electrokinetic investigations of surfactant-laden interfaces, liquid films and foam system

Magnetohydrodynamic and Nanoparticle Effects in Vertical Annular Subcooled Flow Boiling

Hybrid Atomistic-Continuum Simulation of Nanostructure Defect-Induced Bubble Growth

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