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Dependence of submerged jet heat transfer on nozzle length
Barak Kashi,
Herman D. Haustein
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School of Mechanical Engineering
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Engineering
Centerline Velocity
100%
Flow Regime
66%
Pipeline Fluid Flow
66%
Good Agreement
33%
Separation Bubble
33%
Parametric Study
33%
Laminar Flows
33%
Linear Dependence
33%
Micro-Jet
33%
Flow in Nozzles
33%
Jet Velocity
33%
Exit Plane
33%
Nozzle Exit
33%
Direct Numerical Simulation
33%
Design Tool
33%
Centerline Plane
33%
Stagnation Point
33%
Keyphrases
Heat Transfer
100%
Nozzle
100%
Submerged Jet
100%
Centerline Velocity
37%
Pipe Flow
25%
Predictive Correlations
25%
Flow Regime
12%
Separation Bubble
12%
Model Validation
12%
Linear Dependence
12%
Design Tools
12%
Stagnation Point
12%
Heat Transfer Correlation
12%
Direct numerical Simulation
12%
Intermediate Range
12%
Practical Design
12%
Inlet Conditions
12%
Vena Contracta
12%
Validity Range
12%
Laminar Regime
12%
Velocity Scaling
12%
Micro-jet Cooling
12%
Nozzle Exit
12%
Nozzle Flow
12%
Jet Velocity
12%
Jet Impingement Heat Transfer
12%
Heater
12%
Submerged Jet Impingement
12%