New temperature dependent thermal conductivity data for water-based nanofluids

This paper presents effective thermal conductivity measurements of alumina/water and copper oxide/water nanofluids. The effects of particle volume fraction, temperature and particle size were investigated. Readings at ambient temperature as well as over a relatively large temperature range were made...

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Published in:International journal of thermal sciences 2009-02, Vol.48 (2), p.363-371
Main Authors: Mintsa, Honorine Angue, Roy, Gilles, Nguyen, Cong Tam, Doucet, Dominique
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