Titlebook: Convection with Local Thermal Non-Equilibrium and Microfluidic Effects; Brian Straughan Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switze

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Shramana Ghosh,Nina Robson,J. M. McCarthye discuss the problem of Poiseuille flow of a linear viscous, incompressible fluid in an infinite channel bounded by the planes . with the flow driven in the .direction by a constant pressure gradient ., but with boundary conditions of slip type. Furthermore, we consider the problem of instability o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-20476-1g. Indeed, thermal convection in porous media is an area which is attracting much attention when the material properties are anisotropic. Since many real porous materials display strong anisotropy this focus of attention is natural. We describe a linear instability analysis together with a complimen

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Matthias Walter,Vanessa Seitz,Klaus Benglerd in particular the nano-scale pore structure have been found to be important in other areas of fuel production, especially in coal. In the light of the many applications for bidisperse porous media, theories of fluid flow through a doubly porous body, or a bidispersive porous body, have been gainin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-20503-4greater than those of a typical carrier fluid. Because of this the nanofluid suspension may have an increased thermal conductivity over that of the pure fluid, although the effects of changes to both the thermal conductivity and the viscosity should be considered together. One belief is that an incr

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Introduction,different from the solid skeleton temperature, .. This situation where the two temperatures may be different is usually referred to as local thermal non-equilibrium, abbreviated to LTNE. One of the driving reasons for the increased attention of LTNE flows in porous media is the numerous amount of applications of this area in real life.

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Book 2015rovides many new results which are not available elsewhere. This book will be useful to researchers from engineering, fluid mechanics, and applied mathematics, particularly those interested in microfluidics and porous media.