Study of Nanoparticle Fluid Mixtures for Heat Enhancement and Heat Storage in a Cavity

 

H. Acheheb and M.Z. Saghir

2017/04/25

Abstract

Nanofluids is a class of fluid which contains a solid particle. The base fluid is usually water. The importance of such fluid is its capability of enhanced heat removal. The addition of microencapsulated particle enhances the heat storage. Results revealed an improvement in heat storage. This finding is obvious by examining the Nusselt number for different cases.

Published in: Renewable Energy & Power Quality Journal (RE&PQJ, Nº. 15)
Pages: 32-36 Date of Publication: 2017/04/25
ISSN: 2172-038X Date of Current Version:
REF: 209-17 Issue Date: April 2017
DOI:10.24084/repqj15.209 Publisher: EA4EPQ

Authors and affiliations

H. Acheheb(1) and M.Z. Saghir(2)
1. Blida University, Food Department, Faculty of Natural Science and Life, Algeria
2. Ryerson University, Dept of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Toronto, Canada

Key words

Nanofluid, heat storage, heat enhancement.

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