The Study of heat transfer augmentation in micro scale and electronic packaging systems are some of the paramount areas of the impending universe. In such systems the cooling of the heat sinks are generally achieved through the impingement of air jet. Assuming the air jet to be continues & incompressible fluid, the heat dissipation rate over the target surface seems to either uniform or well ch...

Vegetation was added to a fully developed sandy point bar in the meander of a constructed stream. Significant changes in the flow structure and bed topography were observed. As expected, the addition of vegetative resistance decreased the depth-averaged streamwise velocity over the bar and increased it in the open region. In addition, the secondary circulation increased in strength but became c...

Measurements are given of the tiotal pressure and yaw relative to the pipe axis of flow in various pipe bends attached to the end of a long straight pipe, for a pipe Reynolds number of 2-36 x lo5. The behaviour of the induced secondary flows is presented in detail. In a 180" bend it is found that, from the start of tho bend, the secondary flows increase to a maximum and then decrease to a stead...

Tracking information flow (IFLOW) is crucial to understanding the evolution of news stories. We present analysis and experiments for IFLOW between company announcements and newswire. Error analysis shows that many FPs are annotation errors and many FNs are due to coarse-grained document-level modelling. Experiments show that document meta-data features (e.g., category, length, timing) improve f...

The growth of secondary vortices on the braids separating Kelvin–Helmholtz billows is investigated via numerical simulations. The similarity theory of Corcos & Sherman (1976) is extended to include mixing processes with Prandtl number greater than unity, and is shown to provide a useful description of the physics of the braid regions just prior to the onset of secondary instability. The numeric...

The Hall effect in the magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) channel flow of a plasma leads to the presence of transverse Lorentz forces. The non-uniform distribution of these body forces may cause secondary flows to develop; these can exert a significant influence on the plasma momentum, thermal and electrical behaviour. The effect is predicted to be large for envisioned large-scale MHD devices. An experi...

The combined effects of mass transfer and rotation on unsteady magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) free convection flow in a porous medium past an infinite inclined plate with ramped wall temperature has been investigated. The effects of thermal diffusion and heat absorption are also observed. Exact solution using Laplace transforms technique has been obtained for the velocity, temperature and concentrat...

Steven T. Taylor, P.E., is a principal of Taylor Engineering in Alameda, Calif. He is a former member of ASHRAE Standing Standards Project Committee (SSPC) 90.1 and former chairman of SSPC 62.1. everal articles over the last several years have extolled the virtues of primary-only variable flow chilled water pumping systems compared to the conventional primary-secondary pumping system. One artic...

Jenike’s radial solution, widely used in the design of materials-handling equipment, is a similarity solution of steady-state continuum equations for the flow under gravity of granular material through an infinite, right-circular cone. In this paper we study how the geometry of the hopper influences this solution. Using perturbation theory, we compute a first-order correction to the (steady-sta...