Introduction to Analysis-Simplified and Extension in Momentum, Heat and Mass Transfers

Yi Wen Duan; Li Ping Chen; Da Lai Si Qin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.516-517.332

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Introduction to Analysis-Simplified and Extension in Momentum, Heat and Mass Transfers

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Three transfers have been discussed with analysis-simplified and extension. Some experimental data have been used to regress the main parameters of processes.

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Yi Wen Duan, Li Ping Chen, Da Lai Si Qin

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