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August 2, 2010, 09:45	Natural convection with nanofluids using DPM?	#1
robjac New Member rj Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 6 Rep Power: 16	Hallo guys, I have some doubts regarding modelling natural convection using nanofluids(nanoparticle suspension in fluid).I have a situation in which the nanofluid(particle volume conc. of abt 4%) is heated in a closed cylindrical container and study the particle flow under natural convection? Is there any way to specify the initial uniformly distributed particle volume conc. as 4 % in the container and study particle patterns when heated? Please help in this regard as this is much required in my research Regards robjac

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