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From: Modeling and Simulations of Laminar Mixed Convection in a Vertical Pipe Conveying Slurries of a Microencapsulated Phase-Change Material in Distilled Water
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Properties and characteristics of the sample MCPCM particles: (a) schematic of an MCPCM particle and its PCM core; (b) photomicrograph; (c) variation of effective density with temperature; and (d) variation with temperature of the effective specific heat at constant pressure during heating (melting curve) followed by cooling (freezing curve)

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From: Modeling and Simulations of Laminar Mixed Convection in a Vertical Pipe Conveying Slurries of a Microencapsulated Phase-Change Material in Distilled Water
J. Heat Transfer. 2012;135(1): doi: /
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Schematic illustration of the calculation domain

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J. Heat Transfer. 2012;135(1): doi: /
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Numerical (N) and experimental (E) results for axial distributions of temperature on the outer surface of the pipe in the heated sections: (a) runs 1–3; (b) runs 4–6; (c) runs 7–9; (d) runs 10–12; (e) runs 13–15; and (f) runs 16–18

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J. Heat Transfer. 2012;135(1): doi: /
Figure Legend:
Numerical results for axial distributions of Θb and Θw,o in the heated sections for Vol•=  2.69 × 10−6 m3/s and ϕ = 0 (distilled water; run numbers 4–6), 10.04% (run numbers 10–12), and 20.08% (run numbers 16–18)

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From: Modeling and Simulations of Laminar Mixed Convection in a Vertical Pipe Conveying Slurries of a Microencapsulated Phase-Change Material in Distilled Water
J. Heat Transfer. 2012;135(1): doi: /
Figure Legend:
Numerical results for radial distributions of (w/wav) and Θ at five different axial locations in the heated sections for Vol• =  2.69 × 10−6 m3/s, Powerin =  100 W, and ϕ = 0 (distilled water; run number 6), 10.04% (run number 12), and 20.08% (run number 18)