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2D Roughness, 3D Roughness and Roughness Applications

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Insert Devices and Integral Roughness in Heat Transfer Enhancement

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Abstract

The heat transfer and pressure drop characteristics of flow in channels with 2D roughness, 3D roughness and various roughness applications have been presented in this chapter. The thermo-hydraulic performance of various roughness elements such as corrugations, ribs, grooves and dimples has been discussed in detail.

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