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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF LOCAL CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER AND PRESSURE DROPFOR LAMINAR AND TURBULENT FLOW OF AIR WITHIN A …

Turnacliff, 1957

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4708647006056184863
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Turnacliff R
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An experimental study was made of pressure drop andlocal convective heat transfer in three uniformly porousbeds composed of spherical particles. Uniform rearrange¬ ment of the spheres made possible a study of three differ¬ ent porosities: 0.477, 0.395, and 0,259. The …
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