论文信息 - Impact analysis of nanoparticle motion mechanisms on the thermal conductivity of nanofluids

Impact analysis of nanoparticle motion mechanisms on the thermal conductivity of nanofluids

Abstract The relative effects of nanoparticle motion mechanisms of dilute suspensions, i.e., Brownian motion, thermo-phoresis and osmo-phoresis, including size dependence, on the thermal conductivity were theoretically investigated. The Brownian motion effect was found to be more significant by factors of O ( 10 6 ) and O ( 10 8 ) when compared to thermo-phoresis and osmo-phoresis, respectively.

Clement Kleinstreuer | Junemo Koo | J. Koo | C. Kleinstreuer

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