Heat transfer and supercritical fluids
This cluster of papers focuses on the heat transfer characteristics and behaviors of supercritical fluids, particularly in the context of aerospace propulsion, thermal management, and hydrocarbon pyrolysis. It covers experimental measurements, numerical simulations, convective heat transfer, turbulent flows, and cooling applications for various supercritical fluids such as carbon dioxide and water. The research also delves into regenerative cooling methods and their application in advanced aeroengines.
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