Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
658520 International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 2013 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
It was found that there was almost no effect of cylinder rotation on the maximum heat transfer density rate, when compared to stationary cylinders, at each Rayleigh number; with the exception of high cylinder rotation speeds, which served to suppress the heat transfer density rate. It was, however, found that the optimized spacing decreased as the cylinder rotation speed was increased at each Rayleigh number. Results further show that the maximum heat transfer density rate for a multi scale configuration (without cylinder rotation) was higher than a single scale configuration (with rotating cylinders) with an exception at very low Rayleigh numbers.
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