Many theorems were noted in which describe and explain the heat transfer mechanism of flowing nanofluid in pipes, which one of them is more acceptable?
Nanofluids are fluids including suspensions of particles of Nano size, which had higher thermal characteristics related to the base fluids. As the solid nanoparticles have high thermal conductivity so, the mixture will have a thermal conductivity higher than those liquids. Because of the Nano size of the suspended particles, the mixture can be appropriate heat transfer fluids in different devices automotive and electronic industries
Thank you Dr. Ghassan for your nice and clear explanation;
Their are two theorems of to support the nanofluid mechanism (Brownian Motion theorem that based on thermal conductivity) and another theorem suggested that the nanoparticle surrounded by a nanolayer as a shell) which one of them more effective.?
Dear Dr Mohamed Reda Salem, I can't download the attached file of the figures, I hope that you can you send the link to this paper to get more information about the case.
Nanofluids are a new class of fluid that include the basefluid and particles in nano-scale size such (metal or oxide metal etc). choi 1995 was the first researcher who termed nanofluid at AIT and the main reason to use those fluids are the superior thermal properties especially the thermal conductivity which let to be used in many application such (cooling or heating systems). until now there is no exact data sheet for which suitable concentration for those particles should to be adding to base fluid to be more useful also, continuous efforts by researchers in this field to find solution for some challenge related with stability of nanofluids and which type of particles is proper and also size of particles diameter, cost of preparation all of these issues very important to understand well the mechanism of nanofluids to use these new class in real application. my regards
I read Dr Mohamed Reda Salem answer and it is very nice. He give a good explanation about nanofluid phenomena. In addition to, he gives some of the references on nanofluid.
Terekhov, V. I., Kalinina, S. V., & Lemanov, V. V. (2010). The mechanism of heat transfer in nanofluids: state of the art (review). Part 1. Synthesis and properties of nanofluids. Thermophysics and Aeromechanics, 17(1), 1-14.