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Combined Free and Forced Convection

In all flows involving heat transfer and, therefore, temperature changes, the buoyancy forces arising from the gravitational field will, of course, exist. The term forced convection is only applied to flows in which the effects of these buoyancy forces are negligible. In some flows in which a forced velocity exists, the effects of these buoyancy forces will, however, not be negligible and such flows are termed combined- or mixed free and forced convective flows. The various types of convective heat transfer are illustrated in Fig. 1.5. [Pg.4]

Natural- or Free Convection (Negligible or Zero Forced Flow) [Pg.4]


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