A novel transient liquid crystal technique to determine heat transfer coefficient distributions and adiabatic wall temperature in a three-temperature problem
Transient liquid crystal techniques are widely used for experimental heat transfer measurements. In many instances it is necessary to model the heat transfer resulting from the temperature difference between a mixture of two gas streams and a solid surface. To nondimensionally characterize the heat...
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2003
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