The impact of separated flow on heat and mass transfer
The impact of separated flow on heat and mass transfer
An investigation of the effect of flow separation on heat (or mass) transfer is underway. This research, sponsored by the Department of Energy (Contract No. FG02-87ER13800), is planned to enhance our understanding of the fundamental mechanisms governing the process. This report summarizes previous accomplishments and briefly describes works done during period May 1, 1989 through April 30, 1990. Future plans and studies under preparation are also mentioned. 8 refs., 7 figs.
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Progress Report, Reynolds Number, Surface Properties, Organic Compounds 420400* -- Engineering-- Heat Transfer & Fluid Flow, Heat Transfer, Document Types, Hydrocarbons, Energy Transfer, Aromatics, 42 Engineering, Cylindrical Configuration, Configuration, Mass Transfer, Fluid Flow, Condensed Aromatics, Naphthalene
Progress Report, Reynolds Number, Surface Properties, Organic Compounds 420400* -- Engineering-- Heat Transfer & Fluid Flow, Heat Transfer, Document Types, Hydrocarbons, Energy Transfer, Aromatics, 42 Engineering, Cylindrical Configuration, Configuration, Mass Transfer, Fluid Flow, Condensed Aromatics, Naphthalene
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